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Bhayshul Tuten

RB·Jacksonville Jaguars·#33·5'9"·206 lb·Rookie·Virginia Tech
Tier 1Round 4, pick 104 in 2025
Updated November 10, 2026
73.6
Model Score
Down from 74.6 last year
Trade value ·a late 2nd

Recruited

Class of 2021 · Running back · High school: Paulsboro, NJ

Recruiting sites
★★★★★
No rating on record
Offers
Partial list
None on record beyond his commitment
Committed to
North Carolina A&T

Partial offer list. Offer lists for the 2021 class are partial everywhere we can read them: we hold 3 or more offers for 43 of 3,366 recruits, and we grade only those boards.

College: North Carolina A&T 2021-22, Virginia Tech 2023-24

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Our College Grade

83.5 MODEL
2023
82.6
2024
85.8
Ranked #154 among RBBroke out at 21.0

How good he was in college at what his position is supposed to do, out of 100. Scored against everyone else at his position, adjusted for the level he played at. This is not his NFL grade.

College Production

Virginia Tech · ACC

SeasonGCarYdsTDRecRecYdsPos Rk
202313172866102723954
2024111821,14515219315

The seasons in our college data. It does not always reach back to a player's first year.

Scouting Report

Virginia Tech · 2025 draft class

Tuten is an explosive running back with exceptional speed, quickness, and big-play potential. He possesses elite acceleration, hitting top speed quickly and outrunning pursuit angles. Tuten demonstrates good vision and patience, setting up blocks and finding cutback lanes effectively. His contact balance continues to improve, showing better ability to run through arm tackles and maintain momentum after contact. As a receiver, Tuten displays natural hands and route-running ability, creating mismatches in space.

Strengths

  • Elite acceleration and speed
  • big-play ability
  • vision
  • receiving skills
  • elusiveness
  • third-down potential
  • competitive toughness
  • versatility

Concerns

  • Size limitations may affect durability between the tackles
  • still developing power in short-yardage situations
  • needs refinement in pass protection technique

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