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It's been the Jordan Mason injury. If we go back to week one, Aaron Jones only had 46% of the snaps for the Minnesota Vikings. Then the following um month with no Jordan Mason, he averaged over 80% of the snaps played.

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Injury is the primary driver of Aaron Jones's recent volume

Jordan Mason's injury is the primary reason for Aaron Jones's increased snap share and fantasy production over the past month. His potential return in week seven is expected to significantly reduce Jones's workload.

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