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Chris Rodriguez, he played 40% of the snaps, but six carries for 23 yards. Woof. Nothing really special there besides the red zone touch.
STACKED’s take
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Rodriguez is a secondary back with limited upside compared to Tootin.
Chris Rodriguez is viewed as a secondary option in the Jacksonville backfield, playing 40% of snaps but managing only 23 yards on 6 carries. While he secured a goal-line touch, his lack of target involvement makes him less desirable than Bashal Tootin.
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