Aaron Jones

Aaron Jones enters his 10th year in the NFL at age 31, with a 2025 dynasty score of 33.0 (declining trend). He logged 47.0% of the Vikings’ offensive snaps, averaging 8.1 fantasy points per game in custom scoring. With a 2025 rushing total of 548 yards and 2 touchdowns, Jones remains a depth RB asset, particularly for teams seeking a 4th RB.

Jones’ 2025 snap share averaged 47.0% of the Vikings’ offense, which is a declining trend from his previous seasons. With 548 rushing yards and 2 touchdowns on 132 carries, Jones remains a solid RB4 asset but lacks clear upside in a crowded backfield. The Vikings’ mcvay_tree offense prioritizes WRs in space, which may limit RB targets.

Jones carried a 2025 injury history with a Week 18 DNP, Week 17 limited practice, and Week 10 questionable status. However, his age and reduced snap share suggest a lower injury risk profile compared to younger RBs with heavier workloads.

Jones’ 2025 snap share trended up, but only reached 58.0% in Week 15, and the Vikings’ west coast scheme prioritizes WRs in space, potentially limiting RB targets. With 28 receptions on 41 targets, Jones remains a decent PPR asset but lacks clear upside in a crowded backfield.

The Vikings’ mcvay_tree offense, led by HC Kevin O’Connell and OC Wes Phillips, prioritizes WRs in space, which may limit RB targets and opportunities for Jones. However, his committee-based usage suggests a stable role in the Vikings’ backfield.

Declining Jones’ dynasty score has fallen to 33.0, reflecting his reduced role in 2025, with 47.0% of the team’s snaps.

Best-case scenario: Jones maintains his 2025 snap share and rushing production, with a possible ceiling of 12-15 fantasy points per game in custom scoring. Worst-case scenario: Jones’ snap share drops to 40-45% and his rushing production declines, with a possible floor of 5-7 fantasy points per game.