Week 3 at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
After a severely disappointing Week 1 where Aaron Jones only saw eight touches, he bounced back in a big way in Week 2 thanks to a concerted effort by Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay coaching staff to get the ball in his hands with greater frequency. Jones saw 18 touches in Week 2 against Chicago and was wildly efficient, logging 132 rushing yards on 15 carries for 8.8 YPC and three catches for 38 yards. Perhaps most encouraging of all, Jones was active in the red zone where he took a 15-yard carry in for a rushing touchdown and also caught a short tap pass for another easy score. Jones is simply too talented to not be the focal point of the Green Bay offense with Davante Adams gone, and he will be needed in a big way this week as the Packers face off with the Bucs, a team whose defense shuts down traditional running games. A.J. Dillon is surely going to take some work from Jones on a weekly basis, but as Week 2 showed, he still has a massive weekly ceiling and can be started as a low-end RB1 in fantasy.