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News · · Covers Oct 24–25, 2026
Jordan Mason took 15 of Minnesota's 29 carries in his first game back, while Aaron Jones Sr. fell from 21.3 carries a game to 8. He projects right at the illustrative starter line: a close call for Week 8.
News · · Covers Oct 24–25, 2026
Josh Jacobs took 11 of Green Bay's 19 carries in his first game back and drew 7 targets, more than twice his 2025 rate. He projects as a clear start over a typical bench option for Week 8.
Analysis ·
Jameson Williams climbs 7 places among receivers when catches don't count, one of 10 players who cross the illustrative 12-team starter line depending on scoring. The head-to-head that flips: Ashton Jeanty or Derrick Henry.
Weekly trade report · · Covers Oct 19–25, 2026
In 50 one-for-one trades of a 2027 1st for a player over the four weeks to Oct 25, 2026, the side taking the pick gave up a median 14% more than Swindlr's calculator says it got. Tanner McKee was the most traded player (21 dynasty trades).
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