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We are Rootin for Tuten in fantasy football

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1 min
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Aug 3, 2026
Published
Mon, August 3, 2026
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Austin EkelerBhayshul TutenBucky IrvingTravis Etienne
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Austin Ekeler

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The source notes that Austin Ekeler was primarily utilized as a third-down running back in the offense last year, a role that the team appears to be maintaining for the upcoming season.

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Bhayshul Tuten

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The source identifies Bhayshul Tuten as a high-upside sleeper with a complete production profile that goes beyond his combine speed; he demonstrated success at North Carolina A&T and Virginia Tech, where he set the school record for single-game rushing yards. Tuten is projected to potentially beat his ADP by 10 spots, as he is well-positioned in Liam Coen's offense, which has a track record of producing ADP winners like Bucky Irving and Travis Etienne.

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Bucky Irving

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Bucky Irving is cited by the source as a recent example of a player who became a huge ADP winner under offensive coordinator Liam Coen in 2024.

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Travis Etienne

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Travis Etienne is highlighted as a successful fantasy asset who served as a major ADP winner under offensive coordinator Liam Coen during the previous season.

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Episode Transcript

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0:00But, you're gravitating towards Bashaun
0:02Tuitan. He's become like sort of a flag
0:04plant guy for you, a very on-brand guy
0:06for you.
0:07>> Like, well, first off, I thought Tuitan
0:08was a good prospect. And I know that
0:10like oftentimes people think that I'm
0:12just like there that that someone who
0:14would say something that is just like
0:15enamored with the 40 time and such. No,
0:17I I thought he had a pretty complete
0:18production profile even when
0:20age-adjusted and team-and-schedule
0:22adjusted. Like, I looked at Tuitan as
0:24having a really really strong profile.
0:26>> When people are looking and thinking
0:28Bashaun Tuitan's just some speed score
0:30guy on the tour it up at the NFL
0:32Combine, it's couldn't be further away
0:34from the truth. He was North Carolina
0:35A&T, had a big year there, transferred
0:38up to the ACC, and was like second team
0:40all-ACC twice,
0:42set the Virginia Tech record for rushing
0:44yards in a game.
0:45>> Then we look at what he's working
0:47against. Like, when Allen was very much
0:49so just used as a third-down running
0:51back last year, and I think that's their
0:52vision for this year. And then you look
0:54at them adding Chris Rodriguez.
0:56Rodriguez doesn't catch passes. The
0:58thing that could hurt Tuitan most is the
1:00short yardage stuff. We hear that all
1:01the time, right? Tuitan was great at the
1:03goal line. He had a really high success
1:05rate last year, all things considered.
1:07And so, I don't know that that's even a
1:08lock.
1:09>> But, when you look at Liam Coen,
1:11back-to-back years of Coen producing
1:13like a huge ADP winner, Bucky Irving in
1:162024, last year Travis Etienne, and
1:19Tuitan's just there. So, I'm with you. I
1:21think Tuitan has the ability to beat his
1:23ADP at the running back position by like
1:2510 spots if it all goes well.

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