Josh Jacobs

Reed's 55 receiving yards tied with Matthew Golden for the team-high on Sunday. The third-year receiver also led the way with six targets, with his longest play coming on a 29-yard catch in the second quarter on a drive that ended with a Josh Jacobs touchdown. Reed has now caught nine passes for 86 scoreless yards since returning from a broken collarbone in Week 14. With Christian Watson (chest) at risk of missing Week 16's game against the Bears, Reed could have a big enough role to make for a reliable FLEX play next week.

Golden tied with Jayden Reed for the team-high in receiving yards in Sunday's loss, and drew a 25-yard DPI on Riley Moss in the third quarter to keep a drive alive. That drive ended with a 40-yard touchdown run by Josh Jacobs on the following play. Golden continues to show flashes in his rookie season but has yet to live up to the billing that made him the no. 23 overall pick in this year's draft. Fantasy managers can avoid him in Week 16.

Jacobs rushed the ball 12 times for 73 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 34-26 loss to the Broncos. He added two receptions on three targets for 19 yards and a touchdown.

Love led the Packers to points on every possession in the first half. Three of those drives ended with field goals; their lone touchdown came on a beautifully thrown ball to Josh Jacobs in the end zone, who hauled in a contested catch to give the Packers a 13-7 lead. The Packers found the end zone again on the opening drive of the third quarter, thanks in part to a DPI call on Riley Moss on third-and-four to keep the drive alive. Josh Jacobs would run in a 40-yard touchdown on the following play, but the wheels fell off for Love and the Packers after that. On the Packers' next possession, Love was picked off by Patrick Surtain II on a deep pass to Christian Watson, and threw his second pick of the day to Moss two drives later on a pass that bounced off Dontayvion Wicks' hands. Love and the Packers now head to Chicago for a Week 16 matchup against the Bears. Fantasy managers shouldn't view him as anything more than a high-end QB2 next week.

Jacobs was reportedly on a "pitch count" entering Sunday, but the Packers' RB1 ended up handling 12 of the Packers' 16 running back carries. Jacobs put the Packers on the board with a highlight reel catch in the second quarter when he hauled in a contested target over LB Dre Greenlaw in the end zone for the 14-yard score. Then, following a 25-yard DPI penalty by Riley Moss in the third quarter on third-and-four, Jacobs broke free for a 40-yard rushing score to give the Packers a 23-14 lead. He remained involved throughout the day, but with two drives cut short by turnovers and another ending after six plays, there was little opportunity for Jacobs to do much in the second half. Assuming he doesn't suffer any setbacks this week, Jacobs will be on the RB1 radar in Week 16 against the Bears.