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RB13 Aaron Jones... in three games without Jordan Mason 81% 80% and 73% snap rates 23 22 and 24 touches... He's finished as the PPR RB23, 14, and 17... This week he cracks the top 13... Best matchups of the week go to James Cook, Aaron Jones, and whoever is going to be leading the way in Arizona and Green Bay... Jeremiah Love for Aaron Jones. Straight up that allegedly happened... the Aaron Jones one's amazing. If he can do that, yeah, freaking do it.
STACKED’s take
Hartitz ranks Jones RB13 with elite snap rates, strong Saints matchup, and best-in-week YAC metrics.
Hartitz ranks Jones RB13 for week 5. In three games without Jordan Mason, Jones has maintained 81%, 80%, and 73% snap rates with 23, 22, and 24 touches, finishing as PPR RB23, RB14, and RB17 respectively. Against the Saints—who allowed nearly five additional PPR points per game over the next-worst defense to opposing running backs in Monday's loss to Atlanta—Hartitz expects Jones to crack the top 13 this week and remain a minimum top-20 running back as long as he leads the backfield. Jones has one of the best matchups of the week in terms of RB rush yards before contact per carry. Hartitz endorses acquiring him if available at a discount (one league allegedly traded Jeremiah Love straight up for him), calling such a deal "amazing," and confirms he remains a start as long as he maintains his leadback role. The Packers have one of the best running back schedules weeks 5–10 (Vikings, Panthers, Patriots, Dolphins, Chiefs, Browns defenses ranked favorably for RB scoring).
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