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PositiveValueJul 27, 2026Reddit /r/fantasyfootball
High-upside RB candidate frequently mentioned in Berry's Draft Manifesto; positioned as league-winner type pick significantly undervalued at ADP. Supporters cite strong finish to 2024 (Top 10 in yards after contact despite backup QB play), 2-year/$10M free agent deal from Jacksonville, and second-year system continuity under Liam Coen. Concerns: likely RBBC with Chris Rodriguez (though debate exists on split severity); 4th-round ADP may not represent true value; C-Rod familiarity with Coen system from Kentucky could limit upside. Mixed community support on whether he's worth reaching in round 4 vs. waiting.
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PositiveBustJul 25, 2026Reddit /r/fantasyfootball
Authors' bust pick (RB26 ADP); was RB53 last year in backup role; Jacksonville didn't spend draft capital or money on him; three-way competition with Chris Rodriguez and LeQuint Allen. Community strongly disagrees: Tuten saw increased snap share late season, got goal-line work, and Rodriguez is dealing with foot injury (6 career targets); Allen is lineman/special teamer. Rodriguez was more efficient runner (4.5 YPC vs. Tuten's 3.7), but Coen is his guy from Kentucky. Tuten gets first shot at starter role; Judkins more likely to bust.
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PositiveNewsJul 23, 2026Underdog NFL
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HC Liam Coen on the expectations for Bhayshul Tuten in his second year, via @​PSchrags: "Now just go be you, like go do what got you here. Go be special, that's who you are. And we're definitely expecting Tuten to have a big year for us."

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PositiveBreakoutJul 23, 2026Reddit /r/fantasyfootball
HC Liam Coen expects a 'big year'; community is split. Bullish case: Coen has 80% reliability rating per Coach Speak Index; he drafted Tuten and let ETN go, suggesting confidence; Tuten is cheapest starter at his ADP; had 14 targets and goal-line usage last year despite limited role. Bearish case: Robert Mays (The Athletic) called him 'biggest fade since second-round Zac Stacy'; committee backfield with Chris Rodriguez ($10M, Coen's Kentucky connection) and LeQuint Allen (pass-down specialist) limits volume; Tuten only 14 targets vs. ETN's 52 last year; lacks elite pass-catching profile; coachspeak is generic (no HC says 'small year'). Mixed evidence: Tuten had larger snap share than Alle...
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NegativeInjuryJul 23, 2026Zain Dhanani
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The Insiders Pod: RB by Committee for Bhayshul Tuten and Chris Rodriguez. Take: We knew this already - the question is how much they split, which won’t be decided until camp. Will CRod’s reps be managed off the foot surgery? Something to watch and can open the door for Tuten.

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PositiveValueJul 22, 2026Kyle
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I find it interesting that the Jaguars averaged 32.8 PPG from Week 9 to Week 18 last season, and their highest player by ADP right now is Bhayshul Tuten at pick 76.5 on ESPN One or two players on this team are going to be severely underpriced, and it's most likely to be Parker Washington and Bhayshul Tuten in my humble opinion

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PositiveUsageJul 22, 2026The Coachspeak Index
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#Jaguars HC Liam Coen on Bhayshul Tuten: “His yards after contact and rushing yards, man, when he can get going and get downhill — I mean, he was 4.28 coming out. He can fly… we’re definitely expecting Tuten to have a big year for us.” Coen has an 80% reliability rating on usage/workload coachspeak (small sample size) [interview on “The Schrager Hour”]

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PositiveNewsJul 19, 2026Zain Dhanani
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The thing about any Bhayshul Tuten vs Chris Rodriguez stat is that it does not matter Pretty much none (other than volume) are predictive The only thing that can help you understand if either will be a league winner is whether one can also do rec work - that one is obvious

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PositiveValueJul 16, 2026Ian Hartitz
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Great time talking to my friend @​notJDaigle on the 10 biggest questions facing the RB position in fantasy land ahead of 2026! -How high is too high to draft Ashton Jeanty? -Is Bhayshul Tuten a league-winner or a trap? -Hero-RB? In this economy? -MORE <https://youtu.be/JtIfDsvSAaI?si=a9DSk29MnDoZJFRP>

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PositiveValueJul 15, 2026Fantasy Life Articles
Tuten typically comes off draft boards in the middle of Round 5 but was available in Round 6, representing slight value. He should operate as at worst the 1A in Jacksonville's backfield. Liam Coen's scheme is conducive to fantasy success, as evidenced by Travis Etienne finishing as RB13 last season. Etienne ranked third in screen routes (21), first in targets (12), and second in receptions (9). Tuten posted strong collegiate receiving numbers (13% target share), suggesting he can succeed in Coen's pass-game scheme despite uncertainty in Jacksonville's backfield.
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NegativeBreakoutJul 15, 2026NFL Fantasy - The Athletic
Tuten is explosive and better near the goal line than assumed, fitting HC Liam Coen's running back preference; even if he cedes touches to Chris Rodriguez, he'll have the vast majority of RB targets. However, he had only one game with double-digit carries as a rookie with sporadic performance and flashes mixed with underwhelming rushing plays. Rodriguez is a quality option that could create a full-blown timeshare if Tuten struggles early. The source votes no on a top-16 breakout but values him in a Jaylen Warren–RB2 range.
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PositiveValueJul 8, 2026Dataroma
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My favorite longshot bets to finish TOP 12 at their position (QB/TE outside top 20 in positional ADP, RB/WR outside top 24) QB - Malik Willis (QB21) RB - Bhayshul Tuten (RB25) WR - Parker Washington (WR33) TE - Dalton Schultz (TE23)

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PositiveRoleJul 7, 2026Fantasy Life Articles
Travis Etienne departed to New Orleans and Jacksonville brought in only Chris Rodriguez as competition; Rodriguez fills a specific role, leaving high-value touches for Tuten. As a rookie, Tuten ranked top-15 among qualifying RBs in yards after contact per attempt and elusive rating, posting 0.86 YPRR in receiving (between Saquon Barkley and Kyren Williams). With 100 opportunities in his rookie season, he converted 4 of 6 goal-line carries for TDs, suggesting the coaching staff will keep him on the field near the goal line. A 23-year-old RB with a clear lead-back opportunity in a very good offense makes him one of the biggest dynasty risers this offseason.
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PositiveRoleJul 1, 2026Footballguys
Tuten's ADP has solidified in the 5th round as the market leans toward an optimistic scenario where he emerges as the clear lead back in a Travis Etienne Jr.-type role, with Chris Rodriguez Jr. stepping into the RB2 job. The source raised Tuten's base trade value from 10.6 to 12.5 to reflect that he is now going off the board alongside players like Bucky Irving and Quinshon Judkins in summer best-ball drafts. Rodriguez's foot injury has dropped him significantly.
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PositiveBreakoutJun 29, 2026Footballguys
Tuten has emerged as one of the more talked-about mid-round running backs since Jacksonville didn't aggressively replace Travis Etienne Jr. after his free agency departure to New Orleans. With Chris Rodriguez Jr. sidelined by a foot injury, pundits like Ross Kelly of CBS Sports are highlighting Tuten as a true breakout candidate. Kelly notes Tuten had the fastest 40-yard-dash time of any running back in the 2025 draft class and is a home-run threat in an offense in need of playmakers; Etienne had nearly 1,400 total yards and 13 touchdowns last year, and Jacksonville ranked eighth in rushing attempts in 2025. The source cautions that Tuten's ADP at Footballguys has been steadily climbing and will continue to climb while Rodriguez is out, but if Tuten seizes the lead role for a 13-win team that likes to run the ball, his RB25 ADP will look like a bargain.
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PositiveSleeperJun 18, 2026Reddit /r/fantasyfootball
Strong community bullish sentiment. Multiple commenters cite positive Jacksonville news and undervalued ADP. One commenter: "I'm taking Tuten round 5, shit maybe even round 4 if his price starts spiking" due to Twitter hype from prior year; another: "Tuten specifically. His price has not caught up to all of the positive news we're getting out of Jacksonville." Expectation that ADP will spike through summer; one projects mid/end third round by draft time. High-risk, high-reward profile with strong community conviction on value and upside.
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PositiveDepth ChartJun 10, 2026Hayden Winks - PPR Rankings
Bhayshul Tuten (RB, JAX) is #56 overall in Hayden Winks' 2026 Half-PPR rankings vs. Underdog ADP 56.3 with a 154.9-point projection. Verdict: Tuten plays out of control but has Coen and the speed to create big plays. Tuten didn't usurp Travis Etienne at any point. He played 21% of the regular season snaps, then played 29% in the Jaguars postseason loss. Fellow rookie LeQuint Allen rotated in just as much (22%) because of his pass protection reliability, and that part won't change.
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PositiveNewsApr 10, 2026Chuck Bass
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6 dynasty players the market is getting WRONG 📊 Luther Burden lll Kenneth Walker Marvin Harrison Jr. Harold Fannin Jr. Isaiah Likely Bhayshul Tuten @​WyattB_FF and myself are back with a new episode of First Class Fantasy via @​rotounderworld. 📺 <https://youtu.be/feu8TciCuEY>

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PositiveNewsApr 1, 2026Adam Levitan
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Jaguars HC Liam Coen on evaluating his RBs, via @​CoachspeakIndex: "What I look at, personally, is rushing yards over expected, and yards after contact. That’s what I give a crap about. It’s like, what are you doing outside of what we’re blocking, and what does that look like - because I can’t coach that." I think all RB metrics have some real flaws, but fwiw last year in Rush Yards Over Expectation per attempt: * Chris Rodriguez +0.7 * Bhayshul Tuten -0.2 In Yards After Contact per attempt:...

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