Week 2 vs. Chicago Bears
A.J. Dillon played 31 snaps while Aaron Jones got 37, but it was Dillon who was the more productive back. Dillon saw 10 carries to Jones's five, and he also saw one more target than Jones with six. Perhaps most importantly, it was Dillon who got the call on a short rushing touchdown, the Packers' only one of the day. Dillon looks at least as valuable as Jones in the Packers' current backfield setup, making him a great value at his offseason ADP. In Week 2, Dillon and the Packers will look to rebound from a lackluster offensive performance against the Bears at Lambeau Field. With the Packers being 10-point home favorites, there should be plenty of opportunity for both Jones and Dillon to produce. Dillon can be started as a strong flex play or borderline RB2.