Yahoo Fantasy Football on Bhayshul Tuten
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The departure of Travis Etienne Jr. opens the door for Tuten to earn a much larger role in Year 2...As a rookie, Tuten flashed intriguing fantasy upside with his explosiveness and a nose for the end zone that led to seven touchdowns...If Tuten carves out at least 50% of the backfield work, he has the type of big-play ability and pass-catching skills that could turn him into a fantasy star. Boone's redraft rank: RB23 (Low-end fantasy RB2 with RB1 potential)
STACKED’s take
Tuten's expanded role post-Etienne and seven TDs as rookie support RB2 floor with star upside.
Tuten's opportunity expands significantly in Year 2 with the departure of Travis Etienne Jr., leaving his main competition as early-down grinder Chris Rodriguez Jr. (who hasn't topped 500 rushing yards in any of his three NFL seasons and profiles as a committee back) and pass-catching specialist LeQuint Allen Jr. (who has a very low ceiling as a part-time receiving weapon only). Tuten continues to earn praise from people around the Jaguars' organization, including head coach Liam Coen who noted his year-over-year improvement. As a rookie, Tuten flashed intriguing fantasy upside with his explosiveness and a nose for the end zone that led to seven touchdowns, posting three top-24 weekly finishes despite being the clear No. 1 back in Jacksonville. If Tuten carves out at least 50% of the backfield work, he has the type of big-play ability and pass-catching skills that could turn him into a fantasy star in one of the league's most dangerous offenses. The source ranks him RB23 (low-end fantasy RB2 with RB1 potential).
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