With the injury of Isiah Pacheco, fantasy football managers are looking for viable replacements to bolster their rosters. This article outlines several players available in more than 50% of ESPN leagues who have seen an increase in value and should be considered for pickups. Notable mentions include running backs like Samaje Perine and Carson Steele, who are primed to take on larger roles in the Chiefs' backfield, as well as other running back options across the league. The piece also highlights potential wide receiver and quarterback pickups to enhance fantasy lineups.

In a closely contested game against the 49ers, Vikings running back Ty Chandler outperformed teammate Aaron Jones in rushing yards, gaining 82 yards on 10 carries compared to Jones' 32 yards on 9 carries. However, Jones contributed significantly in the passing game, leading the team with 5 receptions for 36 yards. This performance highlights Chandler's potential as a breakout player while also showcasing Jones' versatility.

Ty Chandler has become the Vikings' RB1, as evidenced by his increased workload and teammate Alexander Mattison's lack of involvement. Despite not dominating in the box score, Chandler found the end zone and salvaged his fantasy contributions. Fantasy managers should feel comfortable starting him in Week 17 against the Packers, who have a weak run defense.

Ty Chandler had eight carries for 17 yards and a touchdown in the Minnesota Vikings' 30-24 loss to Detroit. He was not targeted as a receiver. Chandler remains the starter even with Alexander Mattison active. Both backs could see action against the Packers.

Ty Chandler is expected to remain the Vikings' lead back for Sunday's game against the Lions, even though Alexander Mattison is active. Chandler had a strong performance in the previous game, and with Mattison potentially limited, he could continue to see significant playing time.

Alexander Mattison is active for Sunday's game against the Lions but may have a smaller role than usual due to his ankle injury. Ty Chandler is expected to serve as the team's lead back.

Vikings RB Alexander Mattison is active for today's game against the Lions. He is expected to play behind RB Ty Chandler and is not a recommended fantasy starter. Chandler remains a solid RB2 in the Week 16 Rankings.

Vikings RB Alexander Mattison is expected to play against the Lions despite his ankle injury. However, he won't be at 100% and is not a viable fantasy option for Week 16. Ty Chandler will continue to be the primary running back for the Vikings.

Vikings RB Alexander Mattison is listed as questionable for this weekend’s game against the Lions. His limited practice on Friday suggests that he may not be a viable fantasy play if he ends up active on Sunday. However, if Mattison does return, it could impact the projection for RB Ty Chandler.

Head coach Kevin O'Connell hinted that Ty Chandler could remain the Vikings' lead back, regardless of Alexander Mattison's status. Chandler had a strong performance in Week 15 and may have earned himself a larger share of snaps and touches. Mattison's lack of production and ball-security concerns could push him into a secondary role.

Vikings HC Kevin O'Connell has stated that RB Ty Chandler will be the team's primary back, with RB Alexander Mattison's role uncertain due to his ankle injury. Chandler is expected to have a significant workload in Week 16 and beyond.

Vikings head coach Kevin O'Connell has stated that RB Ty Chandler will have a featured role in the team's offense. Chandler had an impressive performance in the previous game, rushing for 132 yards and a touchdown on 23 carries. The status of RB Alexander Mattison, who is dealing with an ankle injury, is uncertain for the upcoming game against the Lions. If Mattison remains out, Chandler will be a strong fantasy play.

Vikings head coach Kevin O'Connell indicated that Ty Chandler will serve as the team's lead back in Week 15 with Alexander Mattison ruled out due to an ankle injury.

The Minnesota Vikings will be without running back Alexander Mattison and right tackle Brian O'Neill in their upcoming game against the Cincinnati Bengals. Mattison and O'Neill both suffered ankle injuries in the Vikings' previous game and did not practice this week. Ty Chandler will take over as the lead running back, with Kene Nwangwu and C.J. Ham also available for carries. David Quessenberry will replace O'Neill in the lineup. Quarterback Nick Mullens will be the fourth different starter at the position in a seven-game stretch. Joshua Dobbs will serve as the emergency No. 3 quarterback, with Jaren Hall as the backup to Mullens.

Vikings RB Alexander Mattison is out for Saturday's game against the Bengals, leaving Ty Chandler as the lead back. Despite the team's ineffective running game, Chandler has been productive with 4.1 yards per carry. He has a favorable matchup against the Bengals' 27th-ranked run defense.

Vikings RB Alexander Mattison did not practice due to an ankle injury and is not expected to play against the Bengals. Ty Chandler could be the lead back in his absence.

Vikings RB Alexander Mattison injured his right ankle in the third quarter of Sunday's game vs. the Raiders and did not return. If Mattison misses more time, Ty Chandler will take over as Minnesota's lead back. Week 15 brings a plus matchup vs. the Bengals.

Alexander Mattison, running back for the Minnesota Vikings, sustained an ankle injury during Sunday's game against the Las Vegas Raiders. If he is unable to return to the game, he will finish Week 14 with 10 carries for 66 yards. Ty Chandler took over as the primary running back after Mattison's departure.

The Vikings' backfield becomes more intriguing as Alexander Mattison and Ty Chandler both show promise in their performances against the Broncos. Mattison had 18 carries for 81 rushing yards, while Chandler tallied 110 total yards on 14 touches. Fantasy managers should monitor both players moving forward as they have the opportunity to thrive in the Vikings' favorable remaining schedule.

Vikings RB Alexander Mattison is active for tonight’s game against the Broncos. He is expected to have no physical limitations after clearing the concussion protocol. Mattison out-targeted RB Ty Chandler in the previous game and is the preferred fantasy play against Denver's weak RB defense. However, Chandler is also expected to see significant playing time.

According to Tom Pelissero, there will be a fairly even split between running backs Alexander Mattison and Ty Chandler in the upcoming game against the Broncos. Last week, both players had a similar workload before Mattison suffered a concussion. Mattison is the preferred fantasy option, but Chandler is still a viable choice in Week 11.

Vikings RB Alexander Mattison has been cleared to play in tonight's game against the Broncos after recovering from a concussion. He is expected to be the preferred fantasy play against Denver's weak RB defense. However, RB Ty Chandler is also expected to see playing time.

Vikings RB Alexander Mattison is listed as questionable for Sunday night’s game against the Broncos. He has progressed from no practice to limited participation and then a full workout. Ty Chandler will be the lead back if Mattison is unable to play.

Vikings RB Alexander Mattison did not practice on Wednesday and is unlikely to be cleared in time to play against the Broncos on Sunday night. This would leave Ty Chandler as Minnesota's lead back against the #32 RB defense.

Ty Chandler, the second-year running back for the Minnesota Vikings, had a solid performance in Week 10, with 15 carries for 45 rushing yards and a touchdown. With fellow RB Cam Akers out for the season due to a torn Achilles and lead runner Alexander Mattison leaving the game with a concussion, Chandler could be a valuable waiver wire target for fantasy managers. The Vikings will be facing the Broncos in Week 11, who have a weak run defense.