Hayden Winks - PPR Rankings on Bhayshul Tuten

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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. What will change is the carry share on early downs and at the goal line with Etienne gone and HC Liam Coen darling Chris Rodriguez in. Tuten is taking the carries early in camp while C-Rod misses time with a foot injury. Every rep Tuten gets is a big deal because he was far too boom-bust as a rookie. Tuten is a quality athlete. He has contact balance (5'9"/209) and speed (4.32 forty). For as great of an athlete as he is, there were too many reps that he played out of control, causing him to slip out or round off his cuts. His feet aren't always under him, which caused him to lose a couple very near huge runs. His excited play speed was as much of a con as it was a pro throughout his rookie season. The Jaguars leaned into this by tossing him a bunch of pitches later into the season which helped him see the field with more clarity. I'd expect Tuten to be watching De'Von Achane tape this offseason in hopes he can be half as good overall. Tuten's breakaway run rate will absolutely improve in year two based on what his tape was showing. He also has potential as a schemed up receiver with Etienne out of the way. C-Rod won't compete there, and Tuten had a bullet route TD and turned the corner on a couple screens. One of his receiving TDs was all athleticism, as he accidentally went off to the left while his entire...