Average rusher with zero passing-game utility; opens door for Claiborne
Jordan MasonRBMIN
Mason is characterized as an average interior rusher who provides no passing-game utility; over four seasons he has generated fewer than 40 targets, a brutal ratio that means he cannot play on passing downs. This limitation creates opportunity for De'Mond Claiborne in the Vikings backfield, as the offense will need a back who can contribute in the passing game.
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Jordan Mason is that Jordan Mason is, I think, a pretty crumulent average, you know, fine interior rusher, but he does not give you anything in the passing game... he has generated fewer than 40 targets in four seasons
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- Mason is characterized as an average interior rusher who provides no passing-game utility; over four seasons he has generated fewer than 40 targets, a brutal ratio that means he cannot play on passing downs. This limitation creates opportunity for De'Mond Claiborne in the Vikings backfield, as the offense will need a back who can contribute in the passing game.
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- STACKED tags this as a negative fantasy football signal for Jordan Mason (RB MIN). Average rusher with zero passing-game utility; opens door for Claiborne
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