1. Green Bay Packers: Aaron Jones, A.J Dillon, Kylin Hill, Tyler Goodson
It was tough to push the Green Bay Packers over the Minnesota Vikings. The closest of the two would be Aaron Jones compared to Dalvin Cook. Cook is the better runner, but Jones has been used in the passing game more, and he has health going in his favor.
Still, while Cook may have a slight edge over Jones, A.J. Dillon is likely the best backup running back. Alexander Mattison is good, but A.J. Dillon has the rare combination of size, power, and speed that could make him a breakout running back if he gets used more. He has been slightly more productive than Mattison.
Kylin Hill breaks the tie by having any sort of NFL success, something Nwangu and Evans cannot say. Tyler Goodson is a rookie just like the others are, and this is one of the highest positions.
Of the four duos Swift-Williams, Montgomery-Herbert, Cook-Mattison, and Jones-Dillon are some of the best in the NFL.