Trevor Lawrence evaluates Chris Rodriguez's role for Jaguars in training camp
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 11, 2026, 10:54 AM
Last updated Aug 11, 2026
Trevor Lawrence has shared his initial impressions of running back Chris Rodriguez during practice at Jacksonville Jaguars' training camp. After recovering from a foot injury, Rodriguez is noted for his ability to gain tough yards and make defenders miss. He is competing with Bhayshul Tuten for a place on the roster, with both expected to have significant playing time this season. Rodriguez's previous performance with Washington showcased his effectiveness, as he ranked high in average yards after contact and rushing yards over expected. Lawrence emphasizes Rodriguez's potential to add a physical presence to the Jaguars' offense.
- •Lawrence is impressed with Rodriguez's downhill running style.
- •Rodriguez's recovery from injury allowed him to participate in training camp.
- •He ranked eighth in average yards after contact last season.
- •Rodriguez and Tuten are competing for running back positions.
- •Both backs are expected to see considerable playing time this season.
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