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Tuten's RB10 per-game scoring and RB2 bye-week finish show RB1 potential.
Tuten sits as the RB10 in per-game half PPR scoring on RB18 usage over his last four contests, generating efficient production on the ground (averaging 72 rushing yards, RB13) and through the air (36.3 receiving yards per game, RB7). Coming off a bye in Week 8, Tuten set season highs with 28.9 half PPR points (RB2) and 104 rushing yards against Indianapolis, showing potential for a low-end RB1 finish.
Tuten's ankle/foot injury makes him a game-time decision; monitor Rodriguez.
Tuten is a game-time decision with an ankle/foot injury and hasn't practiced yet, though his last play in Week 8 was a touchdown that didn't look painful. Chris Rodriguez Jr. is one of the top insurance options in fantasy if Tuten is unavailable.
Bhayshul Tuten questionable with foot/ankle injury for Thursday night.
Tuten was listed as a non-participant on the Jaguars' practice reports for Monday and Tuesday with foot and ankle injuries; Coach Liam Cohen reported Tuten was feeling better on Wednesday, but he could be a game-time decision for the Thursday night game against the Ravens.
Tuten is clear answer for Jaguars but health uncertain for Week 9.
Bhayshul Tuten has been a clear right answer in the Jaguars offense, though he may not be healthy for Week 9, creating uncertainty around his availability going forward.
Tuten has been clear right answer for Jaguars.
Tuten has been a clear right answer for the Jaguars, establishing himself as a reliable fantasy option at tight end.
Tuten's TNF availability uncertain due to ankle and foot injuries.
Tuten has not practiced in the days leading up to the Jaguars' TNF matchup vs. the Ravens due to ankle and foot issues, leaving his availability for the game in limbo.
Buy Tuten at discount using Stevenson in package deal.
Ed Birdsall targets Bhayshul Tuten as a buy-low candidate, recommending using Rhamondre Stevenson in a package to acquire Tuten off a down week and overall Cowboys panic.
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Bhayshul Tuten ranks 13th in RB trade value at 54.
Ranked 13th in rest-of-season RB trade value with a HALFPPR value of 54; positioned in the mid-tier of running back trade values.
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Tuten missed second practice of Week Nine.
Bhayshul Tuten missed his second practice of Week Nine, indicating ongoing injury or conditioning concerns.
Tuten missed second practice of Week Nine; injury/availability status unclear
Bhayshul Tuten missed his second practice of Week Nine, indicating ongoing practice participation concerns for the Jaguars tight end.
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Tuten dominates with 18 touches, 159 yards, 2 TDs; 56.3% backfield opportunity share.
Tuten carried 16 times for 104 yards (6.5 YPC, long 39) and a 39-yard TD, caught both targets for 55 yards and a 25-yard TD (11.8% adjusted target share, up from 9.8%), totaling 18 touches for 159 yards and 2 TDs. He had 56.3% of the Jaguars' backfield opportunities (18 of 32, up from 55.2% in Week 6) on 51% snap share (down from 58% in Week 6). In the first half, Tuten had 13 of 15 backfield opportunities (86.7%); in the second half, he had 5 of 17 (29.4%) as Jacksonville led 42-7.
Bhayshul Tuten is a league-winning championship buy despite ankle injury.
The source identifies Bhayshul Tuten as a league-winning upside buy for fantasy managers gunning for a championship run. the source expresses strong conviction in acquiring Tuten, stating willingness to trade away WR depth to land him. Tuten is flagged as a priority target despite an ankle injury that kept him out of practice Tuesday, suggesting the upside case outweighs the near-term health concern.
Tuten ranked RB6 ROS, well ahead of ECR; elite efficiency and volume in elite offense.
The source ranks Tuten as RB6 for rest of season, well ahead of ECR, citing his elite efficiency metrics and Jacksonville's strong offense. Tuten is averaging nearly 18 touches per game, ranks fourth in the NFL in yards after contact per attempt (minimum 50 attempts) and fourth in missed tackles forced (31). Jacksonville should be heavily favored in their next four games, creating positive game scripts and scoring opportunities despite Chris Rodriguez Jr. remaining in the backfield.
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Tuten's elite athleticism and recent production make him upside RB1 if healthy.
Ranked RB7 for Week 9 at Baltimore on Thursday Night Football. Combines elite speed (first in carries to hit 15-plus mph) with pile-pushing power (leads all RBs in percentage of carries with 3-plus yards after contact). Has 246 yards and four touchdowns across his last seven quarters of football. Ranked as upside RB1 as a 10-point favorite against Ravens team that may be looking ahead to January. Caveat: on injury report with ankle and foot injuries; assumes health.
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Tuten out of practice second straight day with ankle and foot injuries.
Running back Bhayshul Tuten (ankle, foot) remained out of practice for the second straight day on Tuesday; his absence is significant given his recent production of 16 carries for 104 yards and a touchdown plus two catches for 55 yards and a score, which would make his presence meaningful against the Ravens.
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