Is it ok to start both Aaron Jones and AJ Dillon in full PPR?

[universalcharmer]

In my super flex league, I have both Aaron Jones and AJ Dillion on my roster. It's full PPR, so I was thinking I can start both of them as I figure Jones will be used more as a pass catcher, looking at how thin their WR position is. I also have Dameon Pierce on my bench so I can start him instead of Dillon, but I really like starting both GB running backs. Am I insane to think like that?

[kle]

Tough call. I think you play Jones/Dillon if you want higher upside and Jones/Pierce for higher floor.

I think I'd go Jones/Dillon until we see how the Texans/Pierce do against NFL 1st-stringers

[League_Champion]

Nope, go Jones and Pierce. What good does it do you if Jones/Dillon split touches? Pierce has a whole backfield to himself. 

[Matt07chs]

2 hours ago, universalcharmer said:

In my super flex league, I have both Aaron Jones and AJ Dillion on my roster. It's full PPR, so I was thinking I can start both of them as I figure Jones will be used more as a pass catcher, looking at how thin their WR position is. I also have Dameon Pierce on my bench so I can start him instead of Dillon, but I really like starting both GB running backs. Am I insane to think like that?

I don't think you're insane. I think Dillion is going to get some work done since Aaron Jones is going to be used all over the place, but I'd wait a week to see how this all turns out.

 

[Montana is da Man]

You limit your potential with 2 GB rbs.  Go jones and pierce

Edited September 10, 2022 by Montana is da Man

[chiefswarpath]

I'd prob lean Jones and Pierce week 1. From an owner who started  both Ronnie Brown and Rickey Williams many moons ago, its week 1 lets see how the usage of the GB backfield plays out before putting both guys in your lineup. 

[tdybaz]

I'd go with both Jones and Dillon, and wait to see what Pierce does