Jordan Mason Fantasy Football Week 5: Stats and Projections vs. Browns

Jordan Mason and the Minnesota Vikings will play the Cleveland Browns and their top-ranked run defense (70.3 yards conceded per game) in Week 5, on Sunday at 9:30 a.m. ET.

Daily fantasy players, is Mason worth a look for his next matchup versus the Browns? Keep reading, because we can help you make the right decision.

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Jordan Mason Week 5 Fantasy Football Projection

• Matchup: Minnesota Vikings at Cleveland Browns
• Game Date: October 5, 2025
• Game Time: 9:30 a.m.
• Projected Fantasy Points: 13.5
• PPR Projected Fantasy Points: 14.4
• Projected Rushing Yards: 91.58
• Projected Rushing TDs: 0.55
• Projected Receiving Yards: 11.40
• Projected Receiving TDs: 0.05

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Mason Fantasy Performance

• With 42.1 fantasy points in 2025 (10.5 per game), Mason is the 20th-ranked player at the RB position and 66th among all players.
• During his last three games, Mason has 34.6 total fantasy points (11.5 per game), carrying the ball 41 times for 203 yards and two touchdowns. In the receiving game, he has added 23 yards on five catches (six targets).
• The highlight of Mason's season as a fantasy producer came against the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 3, as he posted 23.6 fantasy points by catching zero passes (on targets) for zero yards.
• From a fantasy perspective, Jordan Mason disappointed his fantasy managers against the Atlanta Falcons in Week 2, when he mustered only 3.8 fantasy points (9 carries, 30 yards). It was his worst fantasy effort of the season.

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Browns Defensive Performance

• Cleveland has not allowed a player to record more than 300 yards passing in a game this year.
• The Browns have allowed four players to pass for at least one TD in a game this year.
• Cleveland has given up at least two passing TDs to two opposing QBs this year.
• The Browns have allowed one player to pass for at least three touchdowns in a game this year.
• Cleveland has not given up over 100 yards receiving to an opposing player this season.
• The Browns have allowed six players to catch a TD pass against them this year.
• Cleveland has given up two or more receiving touchdowns to two players this year.
• The Browns' defense has not allowed a player to pile up more than 100 yards on the ground in a game this year.
• Cleveland has allowed two players to score at least one rushing touchdown versus them this season.
• The Browns have not allowed more than one rushing TD to an opposing player this year.

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