“He’s a problem. He looks really good,” LaFleur said Monday. Jones is averaging 5.4 yards per rush. His success rate as a rusher is 64.3. Twice in three games, Jones has produced over 100 total yards and a score for the unbeaten Vikings. LaFleur said Jones remains one of his “favorite” players.

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No other Green Bay Packers offseason decision was so questionable like releasing running back Aaron Jones. Even when they signed Josh Jacobs, there was an initial expectation that both could play together — and the Packers had the salary cap flexibility to make it happen.