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Jordan Mason Has Serious League-Winning Potential! #shorts

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1 min
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Jul 14, 2026
Published
Tue, July 14, 2026
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Jordan MasonAaron Jones
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Aaron Jones

NegativeRole0:25

Aaron Jones is expected to be in a much more limited role than last season, with reporting suggesting he'll get around 8-9 touches per week.

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PositiveProjection0:36

Aaron Jones turns 32 later this year, which contextualizes his expected role reduction.

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Jordan Mason

PositiveRole0:00

Jordan Mason is the clear-cut starting running back who will handle the bulk of early down work, mix in for receptions, and have all of the touchdowns.

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PositiveValue0:00

Mason's composite ADP is RB42, but the analyst ranks him RB37, indicating he has more upside than other running backs going around him at his ADP.

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PositiveProjection0:12

Mason is set up even better this season than last year, with the team investing heavily in him in free agency and establishing him as their short yardage back.

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PositiveBreakout0:52

At his round 11 ADP, Mason has league-winning potential as a locked-in RB2 who can be trusted every week to provide touchdowns and weekly value.

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Episode Transcript

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0:00Jordan Mason is going to be the
0:01clear-cut starting running back for this
0:02team. A composite ADP has him as a
0:04running back 42. He's my running back
0:0737. It was pretty clear that he had more
0:10upside than all the other running backs
0:12going around him. This season, he's
0:14almost set up even better than he was
0:16last year. The team loves him. They
0:18invested very heavily in him last off
0:20season. He was a priority target for
0:22them in free agency. We thought that he
0:25would beat out Aaron Jones for the goal
0:26line job. He did. He is their short
0:28yardage back. We've got some reporting
0:30this off season that says Aaron Jones is
0:32going to be in a much more limited role
0:34than he was last season, and that makes
0:36sense. He turns 32 later this year.
0:38There's a chance he's getting like eight
0:39or nine touches every week, and
0:41everything else is going to Jordan
0:43Mason. Jordan Mason is going to be the
0:45clear-cut starting running back for this
0:47team. He's going to handle the bulk of
0:48the early down work. He's going to mix
0:50in for receptions and have all of the
0:52touchdowns. Given his ADP, right? We're
0:54in round 11. We don't need a 60
0:56reception season for Jordan Mason to be
0:59a league winner. If he ends up being a
1:01very productive, very trustworthy
1:03running back two, that is a league
1:05winner. To get that this late in the
1:07draft, maybe your fifth running back, to
1:08get a locked-in running back two, where
1:10you can trust him every single week,
1:12he's providing touchdowns, he's
1:14providing weekly value, that would help
1:16win leagues.

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