Chris Rodriguez, who logged a 24.3-percent Juke Rate and 2.86 Yards Created Per Touch last season, cleared medical protocol to participate in individual drills. The step forward ensures Rodriguez can earn early-down work in a split backfield.

Bhayshul Tuten remains the main story. He will be the 1A back in Jacksonville, which has already been reinforced early in training camp. “Tuten was frankly the most impressive offensive player of the entire day,” according to SI’s John Shipley. Tuten’s youth and explosiveness positions him as the upside RB to target in all fantasy football formats, particularly dynasty leagues.