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The Vikings running back is considered day-to-day after he injured his left knee in the win over the Colts. Jones has been managing a medial collateral ligament (MCL) sprain since Week 2 and appears to have aggravated it. Jordan Mason spent the last four games on IR after fracturing his thumb in Week 1. Mason was active against the Colts and led the team in carries with 15 to Jones' eight.
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Jones' aggravated MCL sprain threatens workload as Mason emerges as lead back.

Jones is day-to-day after injuring his left knee in the win over the Colts. He has been managing a medial collateral ligament (MCL) sprain since Week 2 and appears to have aggravated it. Jordan Mason, recently activated after fracturing his thumb in Week 1, led the Vikings in carries with 15 to Jones' eight, suggesting Mason is now the lead back and Jones' workload could be impacted.

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