Chris Rodriguez

RB · #48

JAX · RB · Age 26

FLEX

Chris Rodriguez Jr.'s recent carry share of 39.0% in a single game indicates he can handle significant rushing volume, but his inconsistent usage across the last four games suggests volatility.

Role & volume

Rodriguez's trailing average carry share of 43.5% over the past four games shows he has been a primary ball carrier for Washington.

Projected role

Moving to Jacksonville, Rodriguez is expected to maintain his high-volume rushing role as the team's lead back, given his recent performance and opportunity share with Washington.

Range (floor–ceiling)

With a PPR average of 11.1 points over the last four games, Rodriguez offers a floor of around 5.2 PPR points but can exceed 15 PPR points in high-volume weeks.

Intel may be outdated · updated 5 days ago

Current statusJAX

Our read vs. the market

Beta

Fairly priced — we're in line with the marketIn line

Why

Average usage productionStrong carry shareAge 26 · peak window

Our view vs Market↓ 4 pts below market

Our view

Market

Thin opportunity share

Our own read · beta — not a trade price.

Risk & Opportunity Analysis (3 flags)

Risk Flags

Injury Concerns
Rodriguez had surgery on a foot injury suffered early in the 2026 offseason program and missed OTAs and minicamp; he was cleared and full-go by training camp, but the workload durability is still an open question in year one of a new role.

Opportunity Flags

Usage & Volume
Carry share and target share both trended upward across his most recent stretch of usage, and head coach Liam Coen has publicly framed him as the physical, early-down back central to the offense's identity — a reunion dating back to their time together at Kentucky.
Contract Situation
Jacksonville's multi-year free-agent deal carries real guarantees rather than camp-body money, suggesting the team views him as a genuine rotational piece rather than a training-camp arm.

Format Comparison

Chris Rodriguez — Format Comparison

Format	Value	vs Best
PPR 1QBBest	1,614	—
PPR SF	1,371	-243