Could it happen?

Jordan Mason is questionable for Sunday against Indianapolis after practicing fully all week. Kevin O’Connell said the outlook is positive, but Minnesota still needs to activate Mason from injured reserve before he can play.

Related Players: Aaron Jones, DeeJay Dallas, Demond Claiborne, Kyler Murray

If activated and cleared for a meaningful workload, Mason would enter FLEX consideration with RB2 upside. His return would make Jones a more volume-sensitive RB2/FLEX as the two share opportunities. If Mason remains unavailable, Jones would have a clearer path to the lead workload and become the stronger RB2 play.

T.J. Hockenson will return from concussion protocol and carries no injury designation for Sunday against the Colts after practicing fully throughout the week.

Related Players: Justin Jefferson, Jordan Addison, Jauan Jennings, Myles Price, Tai Felton, Gavin Bartholomew, Kyler Murray, Aaron Jones

Hockenson can return to lineups as a TE1 against Indianapolis. Managers replacing an injured tight end should prioritize him if he remains available. His return also restores another established target for Murray, who belongs in QB1 consideration.

Jaylon Moore, Rashee Rice and Brashard Smith will be out Sunday.

Related Players: Xavier Worthy, Jalen Royals, Cyrus Allen, Travis Kelce, Noah Gray, Jake Briningstool, Patrick Mahomes, Kenneth Walker

Worthy remains Kansas City’s preferred WR start, offering WR3 value with WR2 upside through additional target opportunities. Kelce would remain a TE1 if cleared of his own ankle issue. Royals is a deeper-league option, while Allen remains difficult to trust without a larger role. Mahomes is better suited to SuperFlex lineups than being treated as an automatic QB1 against Seattle.