It was a certain bet that the Vikings were going to add to the running back room in the 2025 offseason, but most predicted them to do so via the 2025 NFL Draft.
Jordan Mason had a very successful early-season filling in for Christian McCaffrey. However, he struggled with injuries down the stretch and missed the final five weeks of the season.
This was one of the 49ers' worst moves of the offseason. They traded Jordan Mason to the Vikings for a late-round pick swap simply because they couldn't afford to pay him and McCaffrey at the same time.
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An underrated departure that stings the 49ers a bit is running back Jordan Mason. The 49ers traded him and a sixth-round draft choice to the Vikings in exchange for a fifth-round pick and a 2026 sixth-round pick.
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The trade for Mason seemingly came out of nowhere.
During the 2024 season, running back Jordan Mason impressed as San Francisco’s lead back with Christian McCaffrey sidelined due to injury. He started the season with a 147-yard performance against the Jets before coming up with another 100 yards against the Vikings.
New Vikings running back Jordan Mason is a man of few words. When asked Thursday, during his introductory press conference with Twin Cities media, what
When the Minnesota Vikings decided to make a trade on Saturday night for a running back, it felt very weird. They acquired running back Jordan Mason and pick 187 from the San Francisco 49ers for pick 160 and a 2026 sixth-round pick that they acquired from the Houston Texans for right guard Ed Ingram.
Running back Jordan Mason finally got his time to shine with the 49ers last season. He was the reason the running game didn't suffer when Christian McCaffrey was placed on Injured Reserve with a bilateral Achilles injury.
On Tuesday, the San Francisco 49ers officially announced two previously reported roster moves, headlined by the trade of last season's leading rusher, Jordan Mason.
Tossing Jordan Mason into the running back rotation seemingly came out of nowhere. The widespread assumption was that re-adding Aaron Jones would lead to some Minnesota patience, waiting until the 2025 NFL Draft to pickup an extra runner.
The Vikings aren't messing around when it comes to fixing a running game that has struggled during the first three years of the Kevin O'Connell era. Last
The San Francisco 49ers traded away running back Jordan Mason to the Minnesota Vikings on Saturday night. The 49ers sent Mason and the 187th pick in exchange for the 160th pick and a 2026 sixth round selection.
Many have wondered why the Niners found it worthwhile to trade a valuable insurance policy for a sixth-round pick.
No one wants to hear it, but letting Jordan Mason go was the right decision for everyone involved. Mason stepped up in Week 1 when Christian McCaffrey was ruled out, and he made a significant impact.
The Minnesota Vikings acquired running back Jordan Mason from the San Francisco 49ers on Saturday night for a 2026 sixth-round selection and a pick swap in next month's draft, according to multiple reports.
According to multiple reports, the San Francisco 49ers are trading running back Jordan Mason to the Minnesota Vikings. ESPN's Adam Schefter reports that Mason will receive a new two-year, $7 million fully guaranteed deal with Minnesota, with a maximum value of $12 million.
Despite receiving the second-round RFA tender from the 49ers this week, Jordan Mason will not play in San Francisco next year.
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Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports that the 49ers are trading restricted free agent RB Jordan Mason to the Vikings. According to Rapoport, Mason will sign
The San Francisco 49ers have made a decision on restricted free agent Jordan Mason. According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, the team is placing a second-round tender on the running back, guaranteeing him at least $5.35 million in 2025.
NFL free agency has arrived, with teams taking advantage of the legal tampering period before the start of the new league year on Wednesday at 4 p.m. ET.
According to Adam Schefter, the 49ers are tendering restricted free agent RB Jordan Mason. San Francisco is placing the second-round tender on Mason,
March 11 is the deadline for the 49ers to decide on what they will do with restricted free agent Jordan Mason. His restricted status means the 49ers have three options to elect on potentially retaining him.
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