When NFL players are dealing with issues like hamstring soreness, the midweek context clues can say a lot about what will become a player on game day.
Like, when Aaron Jones leaves the field late in a game clutching his hamstring, as he did last week, we have been conditioned to assume he won’t play the next week, or if he does, won’t play as well, or as much. That scenario opens the door for other players.
We don’t have data regarding when a coach says this on Wednesday, then a player does that on Sunday. Our approach is completely based on what past experiences have taught us. And that conditioning says neither of these players will play. That preparation has us using A.J. Dillon and Joshua Kelley. We expect both to absorb a large chunk of the workload. Neither matchup is great, but we’re not worried about matchups when we expect the type of volume we’re expecting.
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