Waiver: LeQuint Allen Jr. added, Kalif Raymond dropped
Adds: LeQuint Allen Jr.. Drops: Kalif Raymond
RB · JAX · 22 yrs · exp 1 · Syracuse
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Adds: LeQuint Allen Jr.. Drops: Kalif Raymond
Drops: LeQuint Allen
Jacksonville Jaguars RB Ameer Abdullah may drop to RB4 or be cut as LeQuint Allen Jr. returns from injury and takes a larger role
Jaguars' Jakobi Meyers expected to play while Cole Van Lanen, LeQuint Allen Jr. will be game time decisions for Week 1
On the Jacksonville Jaguars' unofficial depth chart heading into Week 1 of the 2026 regular season this Sunday against the Cleveland Browns, running backs Bhayshul Tuten and Chris Rodriguez Jr. are listed as co-starters at the RB position. Tuten, a second-year back who had 307 rushing yards and five rushing touchdowns in his rookie campaign last year, is expected to see most of the early-down rushing opportunities for the Jaguars this year, and he has the most fantasy football upside because of his explosive big-play abilities out of the backfield. However, Rodriguez's presence as a pass-catching and goal-line option for head coach Liam Coen's offense will certainly lower Tuten's overall ceiling in Year 2 in Duvall. Fantasy managers should keep in mind that pass-catching specialist LeQuint Allen Jr. (undisclosed) is trending towards missing the season opener, which could give C-Rod more work as a receiver out of the backfield. Going into the Week 1 matchup against Cleveland, Tuten is the preferred fantasy option as a low-end RB2/high-end RB3/flex, while Rodriguez will be more of a touchdown-dependent RB3/flex option in PPR formats
Chris Rodriguez Jr. may have a larger workload in Week 1 due to LeQuint Allen Jr.'s injury
Adds: LeQuint Allen. Drops: Jalen Royals
Chris Rodriguez Jr. is gaining momentum in Jacksonville, potentially competing for the RB1 role alongside Bhayshul Tuten
Adds: LeQuint Allen
Jaguars RB Chris Rodriguez Jr. earns pass‑protection reps over Bhayshul Tuten, while injured LeQuint Allen Jr. leaves a void in the passing game
Drops: LeQuint Allen
Chris Rodriguez Jr. is showing power running ability in Jaguars training camp and may earn a key role in their backfield. He is listed as a co-starter with Bhayshul Tuten and could be valuable for goal-line touches and pass-blocking. Rodriguez is currently ranked RB39, while Tuten is RB26
The Jaguars announced that Allen sustained a soft-tissue injury Monday that will keep him out for the remainder of training camp, Michael DiRocco of ESPN.com reports. Visit RotoWire.com for more analysis on this update
Sleeper status change for LeQuint Allen (12544). Before: status=Active, injury_status=—. After: status=Active, injury_status=Questionable
Jacksonville Jaguars undrafted rookie running back J'Mari Taylor was a main contributor in a 24-20 win over the New Orleans Saints in the preseason opener on Saturday. He finished with 22 carries for 78 yards and a touchdown, which ended up as the game-winning score for the Jaguars. He also ran in a two-point conversion. Taylor has lots of competition in the running back room, so it's doubtful he is worth consideration in redraft anytime soon, but this promising performance should draw the eyes of dynasty managers. Veteran DeeJay Dallas was also involved in the rushing attack but had a much less efficient 2.6 yards per carry on 10 carries. The clear top three running backs of Bhayshul Tuten, Chris Rodriguez Jr., and LeQuint Allen Jr. surely will make the roster, but as of now, it seems Taylor is the favorite if Liam Coen decides to keep four backs on the roster. He is worth taxi consideration in dynasty leagues for now
Chris Rodriguez Jr. is getting plenty of work with the first-team offense, making him a promising option for the Jacksonville Jaguars
Jaguars head coach Liam Coen said last month that the team is expecting running back Bhayshul Tuten to have a big year for them, but Tuten has not nailed down the top spot on the depth chart. The team released its first depth chart of the year and it shows Tuten or Chris Rodriguez listed in the No. 1 spot in the backfield. Tuten is in his second year with the Jaguars while Rodriguez signed with the team as a free agent this offseason. Le’Quint Allen, Ameer Abdullah, DeeJay Dallas, and J’Mari Taylor make up the rest of the running back group. The Jaguars have one other position with a pair of players listed at the top. Ventrell Miller and Branson Combs are joined at one of the team’s linebacker spots
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Adds: LeQuint Allen. Drops: Najee Harris
Hard to believe that NFL training camps are already underway . It still feels like summer but of course football starting usually signals that it's almost time for fall. The Cardinals and Panthers opened camps on Wednesday, the Patriots and Seahawks report on Friday, and soon each NFL team will be prepping for preseason, too. Join or create a Yahoo Fantasy Football league for the 2026 NFL season For fantasy football, we're going to get an influx of news that will dictate how we approach drafts and ADP in August. Throughout training camp and preseason, we'll be rounding up all the most important headlines you need to know for fantasy. The Nabers injury saga has been the top news story of the offseason, being monitored by fantasy managers closely. The latest as Giants training camp gets underway is Nabers not headed for the PUP list initially, per ESPN . This is a great first step in his quest to be ready for Week 1. Things can change and the Giants could opt to place Nabers on the list at a later date in camp, depending on how he looks. It also doesn’t mean Nabers will be back at practice immediately. New York opens camp next week on July 28 in West Virginia. We’ll of course be keeping an eye on Nabers’ return to practice and his progress throughout camp. Expect his ADP to fluctuate as we head into draft season. Right now, Nabers sits as the WR24 on Yahoo early ADP due to the concern he won’t be ready for the start of the season. As if the Tuten hype train didn't already have enough steam … get ready to hear his name plenty as we head into draft season. The Jaguars lost Travis Etienne Jr. to the Saints in free agency, opening the door for Tuten to slide in and be the RB1. Jacksonville also brought in Chris Rodriguez Jr. , and LeQuint Allen Jr. is expected to play a role. But head coach Liam Coen is already telling reporters that Tuten had a "really good spring" and the back "does a great job of finding the end zone" . Both those sentiments bode well for Tuten flying up draft boards so long as he keeps it up at camp and into preseason. Yahoo analyst Justin Boone goes over the Jags' backfield battle a bit more here . The Seahawks officially placed the running back on the PUP list to begin 2026 , meaning Charb will miss a minimum of four games to start the year. This was an expected move and we anticipate Charbonnet returning at some point in the middle of the campaign. Seattle head coach Mike Macdonald told reporters last month that Charbonnet is "doing a great job" in his recovery. For now, we'll be monitoring the Seahawks' RB battle between rookie Jadarian Price and journeymen Emanuel Wilson and George Holani . More from Boone on that situation here . Brissett is seeking a new contract but reported to camp on Wednesday and won't be holding out, it seems. Arizona also signed rookie QB Carson Beck to his contract this week. Brissett should be the starting QB for the Cards in Week 1 but there will be some competition between him, Beck and veteran Gardner Minshew . The two sides did have “productive” talks, per new head coach Mike LaFleur. This is still a situation to monitor. There's a scenario where Beck (or even Minshew) outplays Brissett and Arizona decides not to pay the latter. It's unlikely, but plausible. In any case, Brissett has some built-in chemistry with TE Trey McBride and WR Michael Wilson from last season. But everyone is learning a new offense under LaFleur. If Tuten is going to be the most talked about RB throughout camp for fantasy, Brooks may come in as a close second. A second-rounder in 2024, Brooks has suffered multiple torn ACLs starting in his last season of college and he missed all of last season with another one. He appears to be healthy and is already being hyped up by head coach Dave Canales. Here's a clip from Cameron Wolfe of NFL Network talking a bit about Brooks and WR Tetairoa McMillan: Brooks should get plenty of reps along with RB Chuba Hubbard, who should start the season as the le [... truncated ...]
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