Good morning.

Fantasy football season is HERE.

This time of year, the days get a little shorter, Halloween candy shows up on the shelves WAY too early, and most importantly… it’s time for some FOOTBALL.

As always, our mission here at the Morning Huddle is to find and share with you the best fantasy football advice, news, memes, and whatever else it takes to help you crush your drafts and continue burying your leaguemates through December. You’ll find us back in your inbox every Monday, Wednesday and Friday until September, when we switch to a Sunday-Tuesday-Thursday schedule for the regular season. Keep an eye out for our official rankings, too, which will drop this Friday—just in time for draft season.

As for today, we’re going to highlight some of the biggest risers and fallers since we last talked.

Let’s get after it…

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RISERS 📈

Rootin’ for Tuten

📈 Jags RB Bhayshul Tuten could be one of the best values in drafts. Jacksonville’s offense is one you want pieces of, as they averaged an elite 32.8 PPG from Week 9 to Week 18 last season under HC Liam Coen. Although the team signed Chris Rodriguez to help replace Travis Etienne Jr., this is Tuten’s backfield to lose. He showed flashes last year, posting a 48.3% rushing success rate (3rd among 55 RBs with 75+ carries), 21.8% tackles avoided per carry (10th), and 3.3 yards after contact per carry (12th), per Fantasy Life’s Ian Hartitz. Early reports out of camp say Tuten’s had multiple runs pop for big gains, showcasing why he could replicate Etienne’s RB10 finish in 2025.