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RB Aaron Jones played 80% of snaps and took 23 of 27 RB opportunities (85%). He didn't see any targets, but he was on the field for more pass plays than DeeJay Dallas and Demond Claiborne, each of whom saw one target. Jones finished with 23-105-0 rushing. He's still got some juice; the question is whether he can stay healthy while handling large workloads until Jordan Mason (thumb) returns from IR. For now, Jones belongs in fantasy lineups, as the Vikings seemingly don't want to give their other RBs the ball.
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Jones' 80% snap share and 85% of RB opportunities make him a must-start until Mason returns.
Played 80% of snaps and took 23 of 27 RB opportunities (85%), finishing with 23-105-0 rushing. He didn't see any targets, but he was on the field for more pass plays than DeeJay Dallas and Demond Claiborne. Source notes he's still got some juice; the question is whether he can stay healthy while handling large workloads until Jordan Mason returns from IR. For now, Jones belongs in fantasy lineups, as the Vikings seemingly don't want to give their other RBs the ball.
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