Packers RB Josh Jacobs is a healthy scratch for today's game vs. the Vikings. Green Bay is starting Clayton Tune at QB and figures to rest more regulars. RB Emanuel Wilson is the best bet for carries but isn't an exciting fantasy option with his team implied for 12.5 points.

The Packers are expected to rest starters in next weekend's regular-season finale vs. the Vikings, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. Green Bay's loss to the Ravens on Saturday night locked them into the NFC's No. 7 seed. RB Josh Jacobs, who's been battling injuries for most of the season, is the most obvious candidate to sit. That'd leave Emanuel Wilson as the lead back. QB Jordan Love could also sit part or all of the game. We'll look for more details on Green Bay's plans. The matchup against a red-hot Minnesota defense makes all Packers less intriguing in Week 18 fantasy lineups.

Packers QB Jordan Love (concussion) won't play vs. the Ravens on Saturday night, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports. Love was limited in practice all week and should be cleared in time for Week 18. QB Malik Willis, who's also listed as questionable with a right shoulder injury, is expected to start against Baltimore, per Schefter. We've had it projected that way all week, so there are no changes to the Week 17 rankings. Expect an extremely run-heavy game from Green Bay.

Packers RB Josh Jacobs (knee, ankle) is not listed on the final Week 17 injury report. He was limited in practice all week, so it's safe to assume that he's still not at 100%. But the fact that he dodged a 'questionable' tag might suggest that he's in better shape than he was heading into last weekend's game vs. the Bears. Jacobs carried just 12 times in that one. We're projecting him for more work vs. Baltimore -- although still not a full workload.

Packers RB Josh Jacobs (knee, ankle) got in a limited practice on Wednesday. That seemingly puts him on track to play vs. the Ravens on Saturday night, although we'll continue to monitor his status. Jacobs wound up carrying just 12 times on 28 snaps in last week's loss to the Bears, playing very sparingly in the second half. There's certainly a risk that he's limited again against Baltimore.

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport confirms that Packers RB Josh Jacobs aggravated his knee injury in Saturday night's loss to the Bears. Jacobs finished with just 48 total yards on 14 touches, with his last touch coming midway through the third quarter. RB Emanuel Wilson wound up leading Green Bay with 14 carries and 82 rushing yards. He needs to be stashed in all fantasy leagues while we wait to see on Jacobs' status for next Saturday night's game vs. the Ravens.

Give Josh Jacobs credit for trying to play through a knee injury after he missed practice all week, but fantasy managers would have been better off if Jacobs had rested. Jacobs mustered only 36 yards on 12 carries in Green Bay's 22-16 overtime loss to the Bears. He chipped in a pair of receptions for 12 yards, but Jacobs' 6.8 PPR points were his second-lowest total of the season and came at the worst time, in the semi-finals.

Packers RB Josh Jacobs (knee, ankle) is active for today’s game against Chicago. Jacobs turned 22 touches into 92 yards and a score in a Week 14 win over the Bears. While there’s a chance Green Bay limits his workload on a short week, the veteran remains an RB1.

Packers RB Josh Jacobs (knee, ankle) is listed as questionable for Saturday night's game vs. the Bears. He didn't practice all week. Jacobs has been battling through injuries -- particularly this knee issue -- for much of the season but has only missed one game. We're tentatively expecting him to play in this huge divisional game, but it's certainly not a lock. We'll keep you updated on Jacobs' status and get Green Bay's inactives a little before 7 pm ET on Saturday. If Jacobs is unable to go, RB Emanuel Wilson would turn into a strong fantasy start. He carried 28 times for 107 yards and two TDs when Jacobs missed Week 12.

Packers RB Josh Jacobs (knee) is active for today’s game vs. the Broncos. He dealt with swelling in his knee throughout the week and only got in a limited practice on Friday. There’s certainly a chance that Green Bay limits Jacobs’ workload at least a bit today. We’ve factored that into his projections, but Jacobs still checks in 13th in the Week 15 RB rankings. RB Emanuel Wilson (illness) is also active today.

Packers RB Josh Jacobs (knee) is expected to play vs. the Broncos today, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. Jacobs dealt with knee swelling throughout the week and is listed as questionable. Schefter adds that Green Bay will be "mindful that it has another game in six days in Chicago." It's worth noting that Jacobs' volume was scaled back as he dealt with a calf injury earlier this season. He averaged 14.3 carries and 3.0 targets per game on a 56% snap rate in a three-game stretch from Weeks 7 through 9. It wouldn't be a surprise to see similar deployment today. Jacobs sits a little lower than usual in the Week 15 RB rankings but should remain in the vast majority of fantasy lineups. RB Emanuel Wilson (illness) will see how he feels today before deciding whether he can play vs. Denver.

Packers RB Emanuel Wilson has been downgraded to questionable for Sunday's game vs. the Broncos with an illness. RB Josh Jacobs is already questionable with his knee issue. We don't expect the illness to keep Wilson from playing tomorrow, but the Packers elevated RB Pierre Strong from the practice squad as insurance. Strong joins Wilson, Jacobs, and Chris Brooks on the active roster. We'll keep you updated on this backfield leading up to 4:25 pm ET kickoff tomorrow.

Packers RB Josh Jacobs (knee) is listed as questionable for this weekend’s game vs. the Broncos. He’s dealt with swelling in his knee throughout the week and only got in a limited practice on Friday. “It sounds like he’s feeling pretty good,” HC Matt LaFleur said before Friday’s workout. We’ll look for more updates on Jacobs’ status throughout the weekend. His absence would leave RB Emanuel Wilson in a high-volume role.

Packers RB Josh Jacobs (knee) missed his second straight practice on Thursday. He was doing rehab work off to the side in the portion of practice open to the media. Jacobs said afterward that the knee, which has been bothering him for multiple weeks, "started to get stiff" in the second half of last week's win over the Bears. "Just trying to get the fluid out of there," Jacobs added. He described himself as "day-to-day" but stopped short of guaranteeing that he'll be ready for Sunday's game vs. the Broncos. We'll continue to keep a close eye on Jacobs' status, but RB Emanuel Wilson needs to be rostered in all fantasy leagues. He'd be a locked-in starter if Jacobs sits out this weekend.

Packers RB Josh Jacobs (knee) did not practice on Wednesday. He's been battling this knee issue for a while, but this is his first missed practice since the Wednesday leading up to Week 12. We're still expecting Jacobs to play vs. the Broncos this weekend but will keep you updated on his status over the next few days. RB Emanuel Wilson is worth stashing in all fantasy leagues in the meantime.

Packers RB Josh Jacobs (knee) is not listed on the final Week 13 injury report. He'll play vs. the Lions tomorrow. Jacobs was limited in practice on the short week and probably still isn't at 100%. We could see Green Bay scale back his workload a little in Detroit, but Jacobs is still a nice fantasy play. He sits 11th in the Week 13 RB rankings.

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport confirms that Packers RB Josh Jacobs is expected to return for Thursday's game vs. the Lions. Jacobs is working back from a thigh contusion and bone bruise to his knee. He was limited in Tuesday's practice. We'll see what he does on Wednesday and how he's listed on the final injury report, but Jacobs can be penciled back into Week 13 fantasy lineups for now.

Packers RB Josh Jacobs (knee) was limited in Tuesday's practice. He seemed reasonably close to playing vs. the Vikings this past weekend, so we're currently projecting him back for Thursday's game vs. the Lions. We'll see how he's listed on tomorrow's final injury report.