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ArticleBeyond the Waiver Wire: Fantasy Football Moves to Make (Week 8)
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Jordan Mason, back from injured reserve, had 17 of the backs' 26 opportunities (65.4%): 15 carries for 68 yards and two targets... Unless the Vikings make a move for another RB - I'd 'trust' Mason as the team's RB1 rest of the season
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Mason dominates backfield with 65% opportunity share; trust as RB1 despite tougher schedule.

Mason returned from injured reserve and dominated backfield usage in Week 7 with 17 of 26 opportunities (65.4%): 15 carries for 68 yards and two targets. He led Aaron Jones in snaps (35 to 15, 64% to 25%), touches (15 to 9), total yards (68 to 29), success rate (40.0%), and missed tackles forced (4 to 0). In two games together (Weeks 1 and 7), Mason has 23 more snaps (64 to 41), nine more touches (30 to 21), nearly twice as many yards (127 to 66), and nine missed tackles forced to Jones' one. The source says to 'trust' Mason as the team's RB1 rest of season unless Minnesota makes another RB move, though the schedule will get tougher.

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