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Video: Week 2 Running Back Rankings & Tiers
the Jordan Mason volume was pretty good week one where he had 15 carries, but in terms of the receiving usage, zilch, nada, nothing. It looks like he is full-blown splitting this backfield with Mr. Aaron Jones.

STACKED’s take

Negative signalUsage

Splitting backfield with Aaron Jones; zero receiving usage in Week 1 limits upside.

Jordan Mason had 15 carries in Week 1 but zero receiving usage, indicating he is full-blown splitting the backfield with Aaron Jones; matchup against Green Bay is also unfavorable, with the Vikings projected as 5-point dogs, which Flock Fantasy believes matters for running back production.

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