Jordan Mason

He got most of the carries and should get the short-yard and goal-line touches against a team that gives up a lot of rushing scores, so start him as your running back or flex this week. He’s still splitting passing-down work with Aaron Jones, so his catches might be limited — keep an ear out for goal-line reports.

He’s likely to get the short-yardage and goal-line carries, so he could score touchdowns and has a nice Week 1 matchup. But the team will probably split carries, so pick him up as insurance and watch injury and snap news before you set your lineup.

Draft Mason in the late rounds as a bench player. He's behind Aaron Jones now but could take the lead if Jones misses time and is good at short runs and scoring, so grab him cheap but don't start him unless he earns it.

You should draft Jordan Mason in the late rounds because he is a great runner who will score plenty of touchdowns if the starting running back gets hurt. It is a bit risky since he might have to share playing time, but taking him with a late pick lowers the cost of that risk.