LeQuint Allen

Allen sits third on the JAC depth chart behind Bhayshul Tuten and Chris Rodriguez, pigeonholed as the obvious passing-down back; his 2025 rookie line (1.6 PPG, PPR #81, 4% carry share trending down) reflects a role with minimal standalone fantasy floor.

His value is tied almost entirely to receiving work and kick returns (617 KR yards, 25.7 avg as a rookie); without a clear path to early-down or goal-line touches, his weekly usage is matchup- and injury-dependent rather than secure.

Coaches praised his pass protection and receiver-caliber hands (10 receptions on 11 targets as a rookie), securing him a defined third-down/two-minute role — a sticky niche that can spike in PPR if injuries hit Tuten or Rodriguez.

Jacksonville added no same-position draft capital in 2026 (draft class was WR/TE-heavy) and coaches publicly expect 'big leaps' from Tuten and Allen; a Tuten injury or a Rodriguez stall would hand Allen a real audition for committee-leading volume.

At 21 he is among the youngest backs in dynasty with peak production years ahead; a cheap Tier-6 acquisition cost (1661) gives an asymmetric payoff if the depth chart reshuffles.