FantasyPros Articles on Jordan Mason

Mason's poor efficiency despite lead-back volume makes him a risky TD-dependent flex play.

Over the last two games, Mason has been Minnesota's lead back but with disappointing production: averaging only 12.5 touches and 44 total yards. He leads the backfield with a 46.2% snap rate, 48.9% rushing work, and 24.2% route share. However, Derek Brown notes Mason has posted a disappointing 1.89 yards after contact per attempt and an 8% missed tackle rate this season. Brown rates him as a touchdown-dependent flex this week against Buffalo, which allows the 12th-highest explosive run rate and rushing success rate, and 6th-highest missed tackle rate over the last five games.

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