Yahoo Fantasy Football on Jordan Mason

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Mason was the better ball carrier, taking 15 attempts for 59 yards and a score — his best effort a 28-yard rush. Mason is clearly the better back right now but the two should continue to share the backfield duties. He's a decent RB3/flex option in most formats while Jones still has some flex appeal.
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Mason's superior efficiency (3.9 YPC, TD) establishes him as the better back; RB3/flex appeal.

Mason was the better ball carrier than Aaron Jones Sr. in Week 1, taking 15 attempts for 59 yards and a score with a long run of 28 yards, while Jones averaged just 3.3 yards on 12 carries with no catches and a long run of just eight yards. The source identifies Mason as clearly the better back right now and projects him as a decent RB3/flex option in most formats, with Jones retaining some flex appeal.

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