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He posted a below-average 3.7 yards per carry with a second-percentile explosive run rate on 83 carries, relying on seven touchdowns to save his fantasy season. Chris Rodriguez looks like the short-yardage and goal-line back. LeQuint Allen profiles as the primary receiving option.
STACKED’s take
Tuten's second-percentile explosive rate and role uncertainty make his RB24 price too steep.
Tuten's speed makes him an easy player to fall in love with, but his past production never matched that draft profile. He posted a below-average 3.7 yards per carry with a second-percentile explosive run rate on 83 carries, relying on seven touchdowns to save his fantasy season. The preseason buzz around his talent is unmatched by the news surrounding his teammates. Chris Rodriguez looks like the short-yardage and goal-line back, while LeQuint Allen profiles as the primary receiving option even while working back from a minor soft-tissue injury. That leaves Tuten without the roles that produce high-value fantasy touches. At ADP 63 (RB24), his cost is steep for a change-of-pace role. His ADP has barely budged, continuing to place him among the running back fades.
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