Aaron Jones Sr., Minnesota Vikings
G-RANK Week 4: RB11
The days of having the backfield to himself may be numbered, but Aaron Jones got quite the favorable schedule during this stretch. Playing >80% of snaps the last 2 weeks and carrying the ball 40 times, he's going to continue to get all of the work until Jordan Mason is back. The Dolphins are going to be an easy team to run against at home, and Jones needs to be in your lineup.
Cam Skattebo, New York Giants
G-RANK Week 4: RB14
Arizona will continue to be a defense to target, and even though this one has a mediocre O/U, I'm starting Skattebo with confidence. Jameis Winston will start again, and Skattebo got 23 touches in the Giants' first week without Jaxson Dart. I expect Harbaugh to want to lean heavily on the run game, and Skattebo (who played 77% of snaps last week), will be the beneficiary.
Bhayshul Tuten, Jacksonville Jaguars
G-RANK Week 4: RB21
It's gotten better and better for Tuten managers who have watched him score 9.3 points, 13.2 points, and then 16.0 points against the Patriots last week. Interestingly enough, he's still only been on the field for ~50% of snaps, but it's clear he's the primary guy for ground game utilization and is getting significantly more touches than Chris Rodriguez Jr. I don't think the Bengals' defense is anything to fear either.
