The Vikings offense is loaded in every way, at every position. Of course, with a high-powered offense like the Vikings', they come with some notable fantasy football assets.
During the 2026 season here on Vikings Wire, we will review all fantasy-relevant skill players for the team and share whether they are worth a start.
Each position has players that can help or hurt your fantasy team, so this will be a form of start or sit. In this piece, we will be looking at the running backs in the Vikings' offense. Before yesterday, the discussion centered around Aaron Jones Sr. and Jordan Mason.
However, on Wednesday, Mason was placed on injured reserve, and DeeJay Dallas is now stepping up into his role.
Despite that, Jones is the only one with fantasy
viability. He could be in lineups as an RB2 in deeper leagues or a flex play in most others. He will be the main back in the offense now and will have some extra work, but the Vikings still do not use their running backs enough.
This article originally appeared on Vikings Wire: Should you start any Vikings RB in fantasy football in Week 2?
