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Hello, everybody.

Welcome into Fantasy Pros.

I'm Ryan warmly joined, as I will be all season long by Tara Roberts.

Tara, we are talking some moves to make ahead of week three, which is kind of hard to

believe that we're already thinking in terms of it being week three.

Obviously, we are recording this on Monday, so there's still a couple of games left here, the Monday night doubleheader before we're totally done with week two. But fall moves so quickly. Football moves so quickly every season, just the regiment of every week. It really does seem to fly. So we are on to week three here, looking at some moves that we want to make before we kick things off several days from now.

All of our 2025 consensus rankings and tiers can be found at fantasypros.com slash rankings. You just want to mention that for everybody. You can also even navigate to our rest of season rankings, which are already starting to get updated post week two. So if you are thinking about some of the players that get brought up today on this

episode, you can go check and see, hey, where are they ranked in the rest of season rankings to get a sense of what the experts are saying. We're going to go, you know, through five here. These are in no particular order. So get a started here, Tara, with your first one. I'll start off, we'll start off positive here with a bi positive-ish, because it is the result of an injury, but we could have done that regardless here. We're going to buy Jordan Mason here, especially after the Vikings, even in week one, you know, we said that the best path forward for the Vikings, when you're looking at that backfield, Aaron Jones is very talented. I love him. You guys can't see it. I'm wearing my Green Bay shirt. I've still got affinity for him. But the deal is that unfortunately, he's just not as productive on the ground as we're seeing with Jordan Mason. When he comes into the game, it just looks different. It feels different. He's got a different boom to him in terms of his ground game there. And Aaron Jones was

doing well from a receiving perspective, Mason looking decisively better on the ground. But now we've got

this injury concern with Aaron Jones, and it's a good opportunity before we get a very high

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