While beat reporters monitor practice reps, Bhayshul Tuten continues to gain backfield momentum backed by a high-end 25.8% Juke Rate and 3.14 Yards Created Per Touch. Meanwhile, Chris Rodriguez remains limited to individual drills with a foot injury, jeopardizing his bid for early-down volume after recording a 36.7% Opportunity Share.

Draft strategists know targeting ambiguous backfields yields structural advantages, making Tuten’s Round 5-6 best ball ADP a buying opportunity as Jacksonville’s rotation takes shape. Target share will be a key for Tuten, and satellite back Lequint Allen has also been receiving praise, as he had another explosive run on Thursday while stiff-arming a defender, according to Jaguars beat writer Travis Holmes.

Tuten is a fantastic upside FLEX play, but fantasy football drafters should lock in a proven producer at the RB1 spot before considering Tuten in all formats from best ball to dynasty.