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I don't expect his recent workload to hold up much longer. Jones has handled at least 20 carries in three of his last four games, including 25 attempts for 113 yards and a touchdown against New Orleans in Week 5, but Jordan Mason has now been designated to return to practice
STACKED’s take
Jones' 20+ carry workload unsustainable with Mason's return to practice.
Aaron Jones is Ryan Linkletter's favorite sell-high candidate heading into Week 7 because his recent workload is not expected to hold up much longer. Jones has handled at least 20 carries in three of his last four games, including 25 attempts for 113 yards and a touchdown against New Orleans in Week 5, but Jordan Mason has now been designated to return to practice. Minnesota originally planned to rotate both running backs before Mason suffered his hand injury, and his eventual return could significantly reduce Jones' rushing volume and touchdown opportunities. Ryan Linkletter recommends capitalizing on Jones' recent production by targeting a receiver like Emeka Egbuka or working towards acquiring Chase Brown.
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