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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Heyjoe4" data-source="post: 1080698" data-attributes="member: 13032">Yeah and your analysis takes the emotion out of the decision, which the team has to do.  They were right when they released Aaron Jones for Jacobs, as much as most Packer fans disliked it, or more likely, were just sad to see a productive and classy guy move on.sThe shelf life of an NFL RB is short, even shorter with a take-no-prisoners guy like Jacobs, but he doesn't show significant signs of slowing down.  I love the guy as a leader and he was the leader of the O last year.  That is rightfully transitioning to Love.But yeah, "hold serve" for another season with Jacobs.  While Wilson's performance Sunday was outstanding, can he do it week in and week out?  He is  a smart, crafty runner with surprising explosion after a missed tackle, and he's always been a reliable back.  He sure looked like a #1 RB Sunday.  Maybe MLF starts using him and spells Jacobs.  That messes with consistency a bit.  But having two #1 RBs on the team needs to be put to good use.  MLF finally went all in on the ground game and kept Love under center more often.  Those are all good developments for the offense.Could we se two-RB sets?  Why not.  Using RPO that could be a run to either back, with the other back chipping or sliding into the flat.</blockquote>

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