Green Bay's lack of offseason additions in the backfield hinted at another year of Jacobs filling a workhorse role, but he'll instead start the season on the Commissioner's Exempt List due to misdemeanor domestic violence charges. With no clear timeline for a return, Jacobs' ADP rightly went into freefall shortly before the start of the regular season. The Packers, meanwhile, traded for Kaleb Johnson to provide depth behind their new projected starter, MarShawn Lloyd. If Jacobs does end up playing later this season, the nature of his role may partially depend on Lloyd's performance and health in the meantime.