Minnesota Vikings running back Alexander Mattison has struggled to put up fantasy points in recent weeks. Since Week 7, Mattison has just one game over 10 PPR fantasy points, which came in Week 9 when he scored 17.3 points. But outside of that, it's been hard to start him.In Week 14, Mattison continued that trend and scored just 6.6 PPR fantasy points. But that was only because he left the contest early with an ankle injury.Is Mattison injured or healthy? Will he play in Week 15? Let's dive ...

Minnesota Vikings running back Alexander Mattison (ankle) suffered a sprained ankle during Sunday's win over the Las Vegas Raiders. The 25-year-old had 10 carries for 66 yards before his premature exit, with his absence opening the door for Ty Chandler to amass 35 yards off 12 touches. Nevertheless, Mattison will likely undergo further testing. For now, fantasy managers should at least consider Mattison questionable for the Week 15 clash with the Cincinnati Bengals. If he can't suit up, ...

Minnesota Vikings running back Alexander Mattison (ankle) is questionable to return to Sunday's game versus the Raiders. Mattison had played well before going down with an ankle injury, amassing 66 yards off 10 carries. With Justin Jefferson (chest) out for the game, the Vikings can't afford another loss of that magnitude. But if Mattison can't return, Ty Chandler will likely lead the way for the remainder of the contest.

Minnesota Vikings running back Alexander Mattison will look to get back on track in Week 14 as the Vikings take on the Raiders, who have allowed the ninth-most rushing yards this season. Mattison has struggled to find the end zone this year, as he hasn't scored since Week 9 versus the Falcons. He has punched it in just three times this season, all of which have come through the air as he has failed to rush in a touchdown through 12 games this season. It is hard to trust the Boise State product ...

BALLER MOVE: Start in 12+ Team LeaguesPOSITIONAL VALUE:RB5ANALYSIS: Safe to say that Alexander Mattison's first season as RB1 of the Minnesota Vikings has not gone according to plan. The 2019 third-round pick has struggled to put up consistent numbers all season long leaving fantasy managers to question what to expect every single week.Last week against the Chicago Bears, Mattison collected 52 yards on 10 carries and 11 yards on two receptions. He also lost a fumble for the second straight ...

Minnesota Vikings running back Alexander Mattison easily led the team in rushing during Monday's dejecting 12-10 loss to the division-rival Chicago Bears, taking 10 carries for 52 yards with two receptions for 11 yards. Mattison didn't stand much of a chance at first-half production, considering Minnesota ran only 22 plays for 76 total yards and failed to convert any of their four third downs. But the 25-year-old Boise State product managed to supply a tolerable fantasy result in the end, as ...

Minnesota Vikings running back Alexander Mattison will look to bounce back in Week 12 after a lackluster performance last week where he carried the ball 18 times for 81 yards and lost a fumble against the Broncos. The Boise State product will go against a Bears defense that has allowed just 875 yards and 3.4 yards per carry this season, so the 25-year-old looks like a touchdown-dependent FLEX option at best this week. Mattison hasn't been short of volume in favorable game scripts this season, ...

BALLER MOVE: Sit in 10+ Team LeaguesPOSITIONAL VALUE: RB3ANALYSIS: Minnesota Vikings running back Alexander Mattison had high expectations entering the season. After several years with the team, the Vikings released Dalvin Cook in the offseason, making Mattison the new starter. The former Boise State star had played well as the starter in the past. Therefore, fantasy players expected Mattison to play well in his first year as the full-time starter.However, the veteran is only the RB28 for the ...

Week 12 of the fantasy football season is underway and while we may have drafted certain players at a premium, it is okay to consider benching them despite their name value. We often hear the phrase "start your studs" and it is a tried and true method, especially earlier in the season. When injuries, tough matchups, and/or questionable team situations arise, we must adjust. Today, I'll be looking at Russell Wilson, Alexander Mattison, and Courtland Sutton.It may be difficult to stomach benching ...

Minnesota Vikings running back Alexander Mattison expectedly shared work with the speedy Ty Chandler in Week 11's 21-20 defeat to the Denver Broncos after the NFL Network's Tom Pelissero signaled it would happen on Sunday morning. Both backs were equally effective in first-half yards per carry, as Mattison took the ball 10 times for 50 yards, highlighted by a bulldozing 15-yard scamper during the first quarter. Mattison was running as well as we've seen all year against Denver's soft run ...