John Shipley· Sep 30, 2026
Shipley expects Bhayshul Tuten to continue handling the bulk of Jacksonville's backfield workload going forward, with Chris Rodriguez Jr. in a complementary short-yardage role.
“Tuten should be expected to receive the bulk of the workload moving forward just as he has in the first three games of the season”
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Bhayshul Tuten to be 1st on the depth chart
“Tuten should be expected to receive the bulk of the workload moving forward just as he has in the first three games of the season”
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