RB Christian McCaffrey, SF (10 Viewers)

[LionOfGosforth]

IMO just talking about CMC vs Mitchell is getting sidetracked on bigger picture. CMC is just not needed to carry the load like he did in SF. CMC vs Mitchell is just part of that equation but it's aso about Deebo, Aiyuk and Kittle on a team that runs on the lower end of passing volume. Last night actually saw all of them have at least a solid fantasy game which is really hard to do on 29 pass attempts. But that's the point some of us have tried to make, we did not use 1.1 or 1.2 on CMC for solid or care about getting sidetracked with were he would rank for ROS. At least I don't care about that. All I care about is analyzing was this trade a downgrade for him for ROS and I can't see how anyone continues to see it any differently.

Their offense is fun to watch and CMC's versatility has seemingly opened the whole thing up, especially key in giving Jimmy G another "Easy Button" option which I think has made him extremely comfortable. No one is or should be disputing that CMC is still a first round caliber fantasy player or that in real football not running him into the ground is a plus for his long term outlook and SF's outlook in the playoffs. But none of that does not mean CMC took a decent sized fantasy downgrade for ROS with this trade.

Agree and wish I saw this coming 2 weeks ago before I traded for him. I figured he'd score like crazy in that offense. Wrong move.

 

[Ministry of Pain]

IMO just talking about CMC vs Mitchell is getting sidetracked on bigger picture. CMC is just not needed to carry the load like he did in SF. CMC vs Mitchell is just part of that equation but it's aso about Deebo, Aiyuk and Kittle on a team that runs on the lower end of passing volume. Last night actually saw all of them have at least a solid fantasy game which is really hard to do on 29 pass attempts. But that's the point some of us have tried to make, we did not use 1.1 or 1.2 on CMC for solid or care about getting sidetracked with were he would rank for ROS. At least I don't care about that. All I care about is analyzing was this trade a downgrade for him for ROS and I can't see how anyone continues to see it any differently.

Their offense is fun to watch and CMC's versatility has seemingly opened the whole thing up, especially key in giving Jimmy G another "Easy Button" option which I think has made him extremely comfortable. No one is or should be disputing that CMC is still a first round caliber fantasy player or that in real football not running him into the ground is a plus for his long term outlook and SF's outlook in the playoffs. But none of that does not mean CMC took a decent sized fantasy downgrade for ROS with this trade.

FTR: I love posting back and forth with you and you know this, we've posted for ages and I resect your POV

-I disagree with you on a couple things but it's not worth the tug o war. I think the narrative will slowly change for you over the coming weeks as we get further into the 2nd Half of '22.
I appreciate your ability to articulate a well thought out POV, tip of the cap

Cheers Meno!

 

[fatness]

He's not going to be the consensus choice for 1.01 next year, is he?

If you watched the game(not saying you didnt), they were CMC obsessed in the first Half and it opened up a lot of easy scores to other guys on the roster.
Not good for your FF team but things ebb and flow, I imagine he will have a 25-30 pt game soon and people won't be asking these questions for long.
He was close to breaking one several times, as it was he was gaining nice yds on his touches, 7 receptions on top of 100 yds last night.
17-18 pts never felt so empty watching all the other Niners score TDs
Mitchell didn't really touch the ball until the 2nd Half, it wasn't a time share when the game was tight

I really don't think it's necessary for you to insult my fantasy team which you imagine, or to question whether I watched the game. I don't do that crap to you.

There are more people on SF to share time with and share the ball with in SF than there were in CAR, McCaffrey's been injured a fair amount, and he's not going to be 1.01 next year.

 

[Ministry of Pain]

He's not going to be the consensus choice for 1.01 next year, is he?

If you watched the game(not saying you didnt), they were CMC obsessed in the first Half and it opened up a lot of easy scores to other guys on the roster.
Not good for your FF team but things ebb and flow, I imagine he will have a 25-30 pt game soon and people won't be asking these questions for long.
He was close to breaking one several times, as it was he was gaining nice yds on his touches, 7 receptions on top of 100 yds last night.
17-18 pts never felt so empty watching all the other Niners score TDs
Mitchell didn't really touch the ball until the 2nd Half, it wasn't a time share when the game was tight

I really don't think it's necessary for you to insult my fantasy team which you imagine, or to question whether I watched the game. I don't do that crap to you.

There are more people on SF to share time with and share the ball with in SF than there were in CAR, McCaffrey's been injured a fair amount, and he's not going to be 1.01 next year.

My friend, please read it again, it was written with respect. I even put in parenthesis
Then i shared what i saw in the 1st Half
And then when I say things like "your FF team" I rarely mean the individual, it's more a broad stroke.
Sorry you took things that way
Cheers

 

[Faust]

49ers coach Kyle Shanahan said Christian McCaffrey is day to day with "knee irritation."​

McCaffrey dealt with the knee issue last week, though it never forced him to leave the game. He totaled 15 touches while splitting work with Elijah Mitchell, who is now out for the remainder of the regular season with a knee injury. McCaffrey appears on track to play in Week 13, but his workload could be kept in check. If he does wind up splitting work, it will be worth Jordan Mason. The UDFA from Georgia Tech has yet to make an impact as a rookie, but he is in line for the No. 2 role now. Mason should be rostered in all fantasy formats.
SOURCE: Nick Wagoner on Twitter
Nov 28, 2022, 6:35 PM ET

 

[travdogg]

Mitchell going down opens the potential top RB window for CMC again. I don't see Jordan Mason or Davis-Price getting anywhere near the work Mitchell did. I don't think the issue was ever saving wear and tear on CMC, the issue was Mitchell being really good when healthy, and earning touches.

 

[Smack Tripper]

Mitchell going down opens the potential top RB window for CMC again. I don't see Jordan Mason or Davis-Price getting anywhere near the work Mitchell did. I don't think the issue was ever saving wear and tear on CMC, the issue was Mitchell being really good when healthy, and earning touches.

Issue is, if Seattle drops another one, San Fran isn't getting the 1 but they'll have the inside track on the division. Their season starts in January

 

[DocHolliday]

Mitchell going down opens the potential top RB window for CMC again. I don't see Jordan Mason or Davis-Price getting anywhere near the work Mitchell did. I don't think the issue was ever saving wear and tear on CMC, the issue was Mitchell being really good when healthy, and earning touches.

The current knee issue is concerning.

 

[Wingnut]

Mitchell going down opens the potential top RB window for CMC again. I don't see Jordan Mason or Davis-Price getting anywhere near the work Mitchell did. I don't think the issue was ever saving wear and tear on CMC, the issue was Mitchell being really good when healthy, and earning touches.

My guess is for every 20 touches Cmc gets, RB2 will get 10-14 touches.

 

[travdogg]

Mitchell going down opens the potential top RB window for CMC again. I don't see Jordan Mason or Davis-Price getting anywhere near the work Mitchell did. I don't think the issue was ever saving wear and tear on CMC, the issue was Mitchell being really good when healthy, and earning touches.

My guess is for every 20 touches Cmc gets, RB2 will get 10-14 touches.

Think Deebo gets worked at RB more?

 

[Wingnut]

Mitchell going down opens the potential top RB window for CMC again. I don't see Jordan Mason or Davis-Price getting anywhere near the work Mitchell did. I don't think the issue was ever saving wear and tear on CMC, the issue was Mitchell being really good when healthy, and earning touches.

My guess is for every 20 touches Cmc gets, RB2 will get 10-14 touches.

Think Deebo gets worked at RB more?

Prob no more than he has been, which has been 2-5 carries per game most of the season. I see no reason that changes.

 

[QuizGuy66]

Mitchell going down opens the potential top RB window for CMC again. I don't see Jordan Mason or Davis-Price getting anywhere near the work Mitchell did. I don't think the issue was ever saving wear and tear on CMC, the issue was Mitchell being really good when healthy, and earning touches.

Oh goody now I get to see the undrafted kid out touch him every week

-QG

 

[Wingnut]

Mitchell going down opens the potential top RB window for CMC again. I don't see Jordan Mason or Davis-Price getting anywhere near the work Mitchell did. I don't think the issue was ever saving wear and tear on CMC, the issue was Mitchell being really good when healthy, and earning touches.

Oh goody now I get to see the undrafted kid out touch him every week

-QG

Not gonna happen.

 

[Faust]

Christian McCaffrey (knee) did not practice Wednesday.​

49ers coach Kyle Shanahan said on Monday McCaffrey was day to day with knee irritation. A DNP to start the week is ominous, but McCaffrey doesn't need a full week of practice to be effective. The missed session is likely workload management for the three-down threat. McCaffrey drafters can begin to worry if he misses practice on Thursday. With Elijah Mitchell done for the regular season, Jordan Mason could be the next man up to split work with a banged-up CMC.
SOURCE: Matt Maiocco on Twitter
Nov 30, 2022, 2:44 PM ET

 

[Faust]

Christian McCaffrey believes he "dodged a bullet" with his knee issue and expects a full workload in Week 13 against the Dolphins.​

"I feel great," McCaffrey said after Thursday's practice. It is the best possible update after McCaffrey was limited in San Francisco's grind-it-out Week 12 win over the Saints, especially since Elijah Mitchell is now done for the season with a knee issue. It's possible the 49ers mix in a little more Tevin Coleman and Jordan Mason than they maybe otherwise would, but fantasy managers can now be confident McCaffrey will see at least 15-20 touches in what will hopefully be a shootout with the Dolphins.
SOURCE: Matt Barrows on Twitter
Dec 1, 2022, 6:21 PM ET

Christian McCaffrey (knee) practiced on Thursday.​

Assembled reporters noted that McCaffrey ran full speed and caught passes from Jimmy Garoppolo. It looks like the knee irritation isn't going to be something that holds McCaffrey out of Week 13 against the Dolphins. He'll remain a strong RB1 option if he can go -- and the lack of Elijah Mitchell arguably elevates him further up the ranks as the 49ers won't have quite as much confidence in their other backups. We'll see what else comes out of the media and practice on Friday, but this is great news for McCaffrey drafters.
SOURCE: Cam Inman on Twitter
Dec 1, 2022, 4:40 PM ET

 

[Faust]

Christian McCaffrey (knee) is not on San Francisco's final Week 13 injury report against the Dolphins.​

No surprise after the glowing interview that McCaffrey gave San Francisco's press last night. McCaffrey will be on the RB1 line against the Dolphins with no Elijah Mitchell to demand touches behind him. If San Francisco doesn't trust their other backs, it could be a big day for McCaffrey.
Dec 2, 2022, 5:06 PM ET

 

[Faust]

Christian McCaffrey rushed 17 times for 66 yards in the 49ers' Week 13 win over the Dolphins, adding eight catches for 80 yards and a touchdown.​

With Elijah Mitchell out this week, McCaffrey was poised for a sizable jump in his workload. Jordan Mason pitched in for eight carries but McCaffrey operated as the clear top back in San Francisco. His grip on that role was a bit more tenuous with Mitchell in the fold. Over the past five weeks, McCaffrey is averaging six catches for 52 yards through the air while also totaling more than a dozen carries on the ground weekly. His expanding role in an offense that churns out efficient running backs will have him pushing for the RB1 overall thrown in the final month of the season. Expect him to stay hot in Week 14 versus the 49ers.
Dec 4, 2022, 7:46 PM ET

 

[rockaction]

Expect him to stay hot in Week 14 versus the 49ers.

****in' Rotoworld. Just awful.

 

[Uncle Leo]

What is everyone’s thoughts on CMC with Purdy the QB rest of the way?

 

[SoBeDad]

What is everyone’s thoughts on CMC with Purdy the QB rest of the way?

If the oline stays healthy, CMC should do well with Brock, based on how he played today. Better mobility than Jimmy, kept drives alive with good 3rd down play. Not a huge arm, but a good fit for the WCO per draft scouts.

 

[Ministry of Pain]

2nd highest output in a Niners uniform with Purdy as the QB

 

[Faust]

Christian McCaffrey played 82% of snaps in the 49ers' Week 13 win over the Dolphins.​

With Elijah Mitchell out, one of the big questions in San Francisco was whether McCaffrey would continue playing roughly two-thirds of snaps, as he did in Weeks 10-12 or if he would return to the 80%+ snap share he saw in Week 8. As it turns out, he set a new high in snap share with the 49ers. Although his stock takes a hit due to Jimmy Garoppolo's season-ending injury, along with the rest of the 49ers, McCaffrey's elite snap share is a positive sign for his ability to accumulate PPR value even with Brock Purdy at quarterback.
Dec 5, 2022, 9:27 AM ET

 

[menobrown]

What is everyone’s thoughts on CMC with Purdy the QB rest of the way?

That between that and the Mitchell injury all that talk, that I was in large part driving, about CMC seeing a reduced role from what we are used to can now be thrown out the window. Now if they are blowing someone out I think they rest him but this just all means they have no choice but to ride him and hope he can stay upright.

As for his production I think fine. As he was for Jimmy G he'll be Purdy's easy button and Purdy will need that button more then Jimmy did. Similar for Deebo. Kittle and Aiyuk are the two that are hurt at least a little.

 

[LionOfGosforth]

Assuming he stays healthy, can see yesterday's stat line being a typical outing for him, lots of short catches and receiving yards.

 

[Dizzy]

Assuming he stays healthy, can see yesterday's stat line being a typical outing for him, lots of short catches and receiving yards.

Have to say, I liked seeing him lined up at WR yesterday.

As you said, he will catch a lot of balls down the stretch.

 

[LionOfGosforth]

Assuming he stays healthy, can see yesterday's stat line being a typical outing for him, lots of short catches and receiving yards.

Have to say, I liked seeing him lined up at WR yesterday.

As you said, he will catch a lot of balls down the stretch.

Could easily have had 2 receiving td's but for a good defensive play early on. If he gets it going on the ground too, he's going to have a nice day. Might even toss the occasional td as well. I felt a lot better watching him yesterday, compared to the other games since the bye.

 

[travdogg]

2nd highest output in a Niners uniform with Purdy as the QB

They probably can't afford to play it safe and limit CMC's touches with Purdy starting.

 

[Faust]

Christian McCaffrey (knee) practiced again on Thursday.​

McCaffrey figures to remain "limited," but he already played through the issue last week. CMC's has somehow become even more important with Jimmy Garoppolo (foot) giving way to Brock Purdy. The seventh-round rookie funneled checkdowns McCaffrey's way in Week 13, and that will undoubtedly remain a theme vs. Tampa.
Dec 8, 2022, 5:09 PM ET

 

[Faust]

Christian McCaffrey rushed 14 times for 119 yards and a touchdown in the 49ers' Week 14 win over the Bucs, adding two receptions for 34 yards and an additional score.​

McCaffrey's 153 yards from scrimmage were his most in seven games as a 49er, while the two-touchdown effort was his second in San Francisco. For McCaffrey's 27-yard receiving strike, he caught a Brock Purdy dime near the goal line and beat Jamel Dean in 1-on-1 coverage. On the ground, McCaffrey went right up the middle before shedding a tackle at the second level and making a 38-yard house call. The big effort came on an afternoon where Deebo Samuel suffered a potentially serious ankle injury. Samuel also scored on the ground before departing. At the very least, Samuel will miss Thursday's short-week date with the Seahawks. CMC will have a claim to RB1 overall status for that one.
Dec 11, 2022, 7:56 PM ET

 

[Uncle Leo]

Better than expected in SF.

 

[Ministry of Pain]

150 yds and 2 Touchdowns
Not much else to say

 

[TampaMike19]

Who else didn’t take him this year because he burned you last year?

 

[BassNBrew]

Who else didn’t take him this year because he burned you last year?

Best draft spot I got this year was 4. He was gone early in every draft despite all the people supposedly avoiding him.

 

[LionOfGosforth]

I picked 7 and he went 6. Ended up with Dalvin Cook instead. Trade for Cmac on his bye week, gave Cook and Lamb for Cmac + JSS. First couple of games after the bye, not great but last 2 weeks he's been pretty fantastic. Seattle coming up plus Vegas in week 17. Stay healthy buddy.

 

[DocHolliday]

Who else didn’t take him this year because he burned you last year?

Best draft spot I got this year was 4. He was gone early in every draft despite all the people supposedly avoiding him.

I unexpectedly got him at the 4 spot this season. I had no intention of drafting him after having him last season but I did it anyway. He has not been not one of my draft day regrets.

 

[Hot Sauce Guy]

Who else didn’t take him this year because he burned you last year?

Best draft spot I got this year was 4. He was gone early in every draft despite all the people supposedly avoiding him.

I unexpectedly got him at the 4 spot this season. I had no intention of drafting him after having him last season but I did it anyway. He has not been not one of my draft day regrets.

If the Niners hadn't dealt for him, it might have been.

There was a lot of negativity surrounding that trade, but losing Deebo to a high ankle, it's hard to argue that it likely has saved their season. He's been a perfect fit for the Shanny offense.

 

[menobrown]

Who else didn’t take him this year because he burned you last year?

I mainly play FFPC leagues and probably averaging around 25 non-bestball redraft leagues with them a year and I went almost 4 years without drawing pick 1.1, a timeframe which went just over 100 non-bestball redrafts.

So I could barely get my hands on him the past few years. Had him once last year and it's only because someone took pity on me and split a team with after they knew had pick 1.1. I guess I was lucky in that respect.

I'll never know if I'd been heavy on him the last few years if I'd have bailed but I doubt it because it's against my core belief. A few players are exceptions to the rule but I generally think "injury prone" is a myth most especially in the absence of a major surgery.

So this year the damn broke on me getting pick 1.1 combined with CMC sometimes lasting till 2 and even 3 I ended up drafting him in 7 non-BB leagues which made up right around 25% of my leagues. Now I will say I get nervous owning any player at that cost so often and last time I was in a similar spot being so heavy owning a player that cost that much investment was Barkley the year he tore his ACL so I did finally deviate in one league this year and passed CMC because I was getting to heavy. But in general I'm drafting for upside and I just thought he had more then any player this year and in the absence of having had any major surgeries I just did not get overly concerned about his health and in fact thought the lack of playing time the last 2 years would actually help him.

 

[Faust]

Christian McCaffrey rushed 26 times for 108 yards and a touchdown in the 49ers' Week 15 win over the Seahawks, adding six receptions for 30 additional yards.​

With Deebo Samuel on the shelf with a high-ankle sprain, McCaffrey handled a season-high 32 touches. The 26 carries were eight more than he had seen in any of his first seven games as a 49er. The 100-yard day on the ground was his second straight. For the score, McCaffrey cashed in a one-yard carry late in the second quarter following a Travis Homer fumble. Frankly, it's surprising the Niners didn't give more work to backup Jordan Mason, though CMC now has nine days to rest up for a Christmas Eve date with the Commanders. He will remain in the mix for RB1 overall status in that one.
Dec 15, 2022, 11:36 PM ET

 

[Ministry of Pain]

What happens with CMC going forward? Division is wrapped up, what would San Fran have to gain in the coming weeks by overplaying CMC? Maybe they are interested in the 2-Seed but it doesn't get you out of the 1st round.

 

[travdogg]

What happens with CMC going forward? Division is wrapped up, what would San Fran have to gain in the coming weeks by overplaying CMC? Maybe they are interested in the 2-Seed but it doesn't get you out of the 1st round.

But assuming you win the #2 seed, it gets you hosting a game in round 2, and that's still pretty important, especially if seeding holds. You'd much rather host Minnesota than go there.

I doubt CMC sees 32 touches in any game going forward, but I think 25 a week is a reasonable expectation. Something like 18-20 carries and 5-7 catches.

 

[Payne]

What happens with CMC going forward? Division is wrapped up, what would San Fran have to gain in the coming weeks by overplaying CMC? Maybe they are interested in the 2-Seed but it doesn't get you out of the 1st round.

But assuming you win the #2 seed, it gets you hosting a game in round 2, and that's still pretty important, especially if seeding holds. You'd much rather host Minnesota than go there.

I doubt CMC sees 32 touches in any game going forward, but I think 25 a week is a reasonable expectation. Something like 18-20 carries and 5-7 catches.

I disagree. It won't matter where they play the Vikings. I think he sees plenty of rest.

 

[mereblitzianity]

What happens with CMC going forward? Division is wrapped up, what would San Fran have to gain in the coming weeks by overplaying CMC? Maybe they are interested in the 2-Seed but it doesn't get you out of the 1st round.

But assuming you win the #2 seed, it gets you hosting a game in round 2, and that's still pretty important, especially if seeding holds. You'd much rather host Minnesota than go there.

I doubt CMC sees 32 touches in any game going forward, but I think 25 a week is a reasonable expectation. Something like 18-20 carries and 5-7 catches.

I disagree. It won't matter where they play the Vikings. I think he sees plenty of rest.

aside from the division being wrapped up, he won't be vertical if they continue giving him 20 plus touches every week. I think Mason will get a lot more work than people think the last few games of the year.

 

[Wingnut]

aside from the division being wrapped up, he won't be vertical if they continue giving him 20 plus touches every week. I think Mason will get a lot more work than people thin

I think the reason Cmc got so much work is simple. It was due to the circumstances of the situation - a rookie QB who was injured and making his first road start on a short week, under the lights, in one of the hardest places to play, for the division title, after only having one light walk thru practice all week...I mean, Purdy didnt throw a single pass all week after the Bucs game until he threw a few in the ballroom at the hotel before the game...that's a lot to put on a rookie QB.

With all that, and the fact that they didn't even know if Brock was gonna play until Thursday, the game plan was gonna be Cmc heavy, especially since there was a possibility that Josh Johnson was gonna start. The fact that Purdy played didnt change the plan.

So, with the division title on the line, I think Kyle decided that this is why they traded for Cmac, let's get our moneys worth this week and not ask the QB to do much, let our defense do their thing and go home with a win and division title, and then we can get some much needed rest.

So while Cmc will be the focal point going forward, I don't think we will see such a heavy dose of him as we did against Seattle, at least not until the playoffs.

 

[DocHolliday]

What happens with CMC going forward? Division is wrapped up, what would San Fran have to gain in the coming weeks by overplaying CMC? Maybe they are interested in the 2-Seed but it doesn't get you out of the 1st round.

But assuming you win the #2 seed, it gets you hosting a game in round 2, and that's still pretty important, especially if seeding holds. You'd much rather host Minnesota than go there.

I doubt CMC sees 32 touches in any game going forward, but I think 25 a week is a reasonable expectation. Something like 18-20 carries and 5-7 catches.

I disagree. It won't matter where they play the Vikings. I think he sees plenty of rest.

aside from the division being wrapped up, he won't be vertical if they continue giving him 20 plus touches every week. I think Mason will get a lot more work than people think the last few games of the year.

I expect about 15-18 touches each week moving forward. It’s likely he doesn’t see any touches in the 4th quarter of any games rest of the regular season.

 

[menobrown]

Nick Wagoner

@nwagoner
·
14h

#49ers HC Kyle Shanahan makes clear they will pursue best seeding possible: "Our goal is to get into the tournament and we accomplished that today but now it’s all trying to set that up to be the best situation we can and hopefully get some of our guys back too in the process."

 

[Ministry of Pain]

Nick Wagoner
@nwagoner
·
14h

#49ers HC Kyle Shanahan makes clear they will pursue best seeding possible: "Our goal is to get into the tournament and we accomplished that today but now it’s all trying to set that up to be the best situation we can and hopefully get some of our guys back too in the process."

Thanks for posting this but I don't read or hear anything that makes me feel they are pushing the gas down the stretch.
NFC South-4 seed, Vikes and Niners are working it out for 2nd and 3rd seed
Vikes have 1 less loss but the reality is both teams will open at home Week 1 unless something strange were to happen to Philly the final 4 weeks.

 

[Wingnut]

Since joining the #49ers, here’s Christian McCaffrey’s ranks among running backs:

Receptions: #1
Yards: #2
Yards After Catch: #1
1st Downs: #1
PFF Receiving Grade: #1

https://twitter.com/akashanav/status/1605288496347783168?t=IWDwu-RtdGZVIazAqc_R_w&s=19

 

[rockaction]

unless something strange were to happen to Philly the final 4 weeks

I'm not picking on you because you obviously accounted for strangeness, but something strange did happen to Philly in the form of Hurts's shoulder. They're playing Dallas and then have two more. The division isn't clinched yet, and I don't expect it will be until Week 17 at best.

 

[Faust]

Christian McCaffrey has been focal point of 49ers' second-half surge

 

[BassNBrew]

What happens with CMC going forward? Division is wrapped up, what would San Fran have to gain in the coming weeks by overplaying CMC? Maybe they are interested in the 2-Seed but it doesn't get you out of the 1st round.

But assuming you win the #2 seed, it gets you hosting a game in round 2, and that's still pretty important, especially if seeding holds. You'd much rather host Minnesota than go there.

I doubt CMC sees 32 touches in any game going forward, but I think 25 a week is a reasonable expectation. Something like 18-20 carries and 5-7 catches.

I disagree. It won't matter where they play the Vikings. I think he sees plenty of rest.

aside from the division being wrapped up, he won't be vertical if they continue giving him 20 plus touches every week. I think Mason will get a lot more work than people think the last few games of the year.

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