Aaron Jones

The Packers continued to use Jones in a workhorse role last week, as he tallied 23 touches while Williams received just two of them. Over the last two games, Jones has played 84 and 85 percent of the snaps, which are numbers he didn't reach at all during Weeks 1-16. The results have been great, too. Over the last five games, Jones has racked-up 612 total yards and seven touchdowns. The downside is that the 49ers had his number the last time they played, as he totaled just 38 yards on 13 carries and didn't catch a single pass. There were just two running backs (Kenyan Drake, Christian McCaffrey) who totaled more than 89 yards on the ground against the 49ers this year, and they allowed just seven total touchdowns to the position. The 0.69 PPR points per opportunity they allowed to running backs ranked fourth-best, though it helps they were one of only two teams who didn't allow a single receiving touchdown to them. The 1.17 PPR points per target was the lowest mark in the league. If there's somewhere Jones is going to get it done, it's on the ground, as they did allow a healthy 4.21 yards per carry, which is essentially the league average. The issue with relying on that is due to the fact that running backs have averaged just 18.9 carries per game against them, so if there's any hint of him sharing work, it's going to be crippling to his projection. Jones is in the cash-game conversation with Damien Williams as your sidekick to Derrick Henry, though you're not going to be able to fit all three in a lineup.

Aaron Jones hangs pair of TDs on 'Hawks in Sunday's win

Aaron Jones rushed 21 times for 62 yards and two touchdowns, grabbing a four-yard reception in the Packers’ 28-23 win over the Seahawks on Sunday.

Fantasy Impact

Jones kept up his workhorse role in Sunday's Divisional Round victory, leading the backfield in touches 22-2 over Tyler Ervin. After a breakout campaign that saw Jones score 19 total touchdowns, his postseason has started with a bang.