Week 7 Fantasy Football Start ’Em, Sit ’Em: Jordan Mason VS Blake Corum

Jordan Mason and Blake Corum: Who starts in Week 7 fantasy football?

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Week 7 Fantasy Football Start ’Em, Sit ’Em: Jordan Mason VS Blake Corum

Jordan Mason and Blake Corum: Who starts in Week 7 fantasy football?

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Jordan Mason and Blake Corum: Who starts in Week 7 fantasy football? Jordan Mason is the better start for Week 7 fantasy football due to his potential to carry more snaps after Aaron Jones' injury. Originally reported by Fantasy Sports On SI.

Week 7 Fantasy Football Start Em Sit Em

Popular running backs like James Cook and Blake Corum are on byes this week, leaving a running back spot for Fantasy managers to worry about.

Jordan Mason

Mason is slated for his first action since week 1 after being activated from Injured Reserve and practicing fully this week.

Mason's Fantasy Points

Mason's Fantasy Points

In his lone game, Mason tallied 11.9 Fantasy points on 15 touches and looks poised to repeat the feat in week 7 against the Indianapolis Colts.

Mason as Lead Back

All signs point to Mason being the lead back in his first action since week 7 due to Aaron Jones' sprained MCL injury and workload.

Colts' Weak Run Defense

The Colts allow 22.0 FPPG to opposing running backs, sixth-most in the league, making Mason a strong option for double-digit Fantasy points.

Blake Corum

Corum is firmly the Los Angeles Rams’ RB 2 but may get more touches this week due to Rams wide receiver injuries.

Corum's Fantasy Production

In three games this season, Corum scored 10.2 or more PPR points, with potential for 10-plus Fantasy points this week.

Corum's RB 1 Hurdle

Kyren Williams takes 64% or more of the snap share over Corum in five out of six games this season, making it hard to start Corum.

The Verdict

Mason is the better choice to start due to his potential to carry more snaps after Aaron Jones' injury.

The one thing

Jordan Mason is the better start for Week 7 fantasy football due to his potential to carry more snaps after Aaron Jones' injury.

Read the original on Fantasy Sports On SI

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