Josh Jacobs

Lloyd got in three limited sessions and seems to not yet be close to returning. He was designated to return earlier this week and is probably more of a threat to return in Week 16 or Week 17. When he does come back, he'll just be Josh Jacobs' caddy -- if that -- after Emanuel Wilson's impressive performance in Jacobs' absence against the Vikings.

Against the Bears, he'll be a candidate to finish RB1 overall on the slate -- even if TJ Edwards and Noah Sewell are back for this one -- based on volume and Chicago's trouble stopping the run. Jacobs got in a full session on Friday for the first time since his knee injury popped up and that's a good sign for his workload going forward.

Jacobs (knee) doesn't have an injury designation for Sunday's game against the Bears.

Lloyd was placed on injured reserve due to a hamstring injury. He is, almost unbelievably, now rehabbing a calf injury. Lloyd is a very capable player, but he is tough to trust as a bench stash at this point. Fellow backup RB Emanuel Wilson has proven himself as a reliable backup, and he would likely be in line to start if Josh Jacobs were to miss time. Stashing Lloyd is a bet on talent, not health.

Jacobs bruised a bone in his knee in Week 11 against the Giants and sat out in Week 12. He returned in Week 13, logging 18 touches against the Lions. Two limited sessions to begin the week are unsurprising. The Packers are smartly allowing their starting running back to get healthy as they eye a playoff run. He should be good to go for Week 14 against the Bears.