From the episode

Slightly less efficient rushing, but still way more efficient than Aaron Jones. He's not a pass catcher. He's not a pass pro guy. He doesn't play on third down... Mason is your bet. Because he's the goal line guy. He's the touchdown maker.

STACKED’s take

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Mason needs Vikings offense improvement; goal-line role offers upside if environment changes.

Mason is ranked 41st among running backs and is not a pass catcher or pass pro player; he doesn't play on third down. His efficiency rushing is slightly lower than the prior year but still more efficient than Aaron Jones. He is a passenger in fantasy and needs a good environment to become a fantasy starter, but if the Vikings offense turns around, Mason is the one most likely to benefit given his goal-line role and ability to handle big workloads.

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