Jacksonville Jaguars running back Carlos Hyde could remain involved on Sunday against Indianapolis. While James Robinson (heel) is active, head coach Urban Meyer indicated earlier in the week that despite his availability, he would likely be involved in a timeshare with Hyde, who had 21 carries for 67 yards against Buffalo. Nonetheless, this sounds like a messy situation, so fantasy managers may want to look elsewhere for options, especially since both men will be matched up against a tough ...

Jacksonville Jaguars running back Carlos Hyde finished with 67 yards off 21 carries during the upset win over Buffalo in Week 9. Getting the start for the injured James Robinson (heel), the veteran performed adequately against an efficient Bills defense. With the Indianapolis Colts next on tap in Week 10, Hyde may be worth a start in deeper formats, although his outlook is contingent on Robinson's status leading up to the bout. Still, until Robinson's official designation is revealed, Hyde is ...

Jacksonville Jaguars running back Carlos Hyde (calf) was a full participant in practice on Thursday after he was limited on Wednesday. Barring a setback, Hyde should be active for the Week 9 game against the Buffalo Bills, and there's a chance that he could operate as the team's primary running back if James Robinson (heel) is unable to play this weekend. Hyde only has 33 carries for 140 yards (4.2 yards per carry) behind Robinson this year in six games, and he'd be facing an extremely stingy ...

Jacksonville Jaguars running back Carlos Hyde (calf) was just a limited practice participant on Wednesday. It's a new injury for Hyde, but it doesn't seem serious enough to keep him out this upcoming weekend against the Buffalo Bills. And with lead back James Robinson (heel) questionable to play after suffering an injury in Week 8, Hyde could be in line for an expanded role in Week 9. Dare Ogunbowale and Devine Ozigbo, who was claimed off waivers from the New Orleans Saints on Tuesday, are ...

With James Robinson potentially missing time due to a heel/ankle injury, should fantasy managers add Carlos Hyde off the Week 9 waiver wire?

BALLER MOVE: Add in 10+ Team LeaguesROSTERED IN: 31% of LeaguesANALYSIS: The concept of adding Hyde to your roster has not evoked the same level of enthusiasmas other backs that have been contained in this column. However, his outlook has been altered in the aftermath of the heel injury that sidelinedJames Robinson. That elevated Hyde into lead-back duties for Jacksonville when the Jaguars traveled to Seattle, and he accumulated 72 total yards with his 17 touches.Hyde tied his season-high with ...

Jacksonville Jaguars running back Carlos Hyde shouldn't be a fantasy consideration in Week 6 despite facing a Miami Dolphins defense that has allowed the most PPR points in the NFL to opposing running backs. James Robinson has emerged as a dominant lead back over the last few weeks, rendering Hyde a mere change of pace option. The veteran touched the ball just five times in Week 5 and he wasn't targeted, so his role is clearly defined at this point in the season, and it's not great. Hyde is ...

BALLER MOVE: Add in 14+ Team LeaguesROSTERED IN: 9% of LeaguesANALYSIS: Carlos Hydewas part of the story in Week 5 because he had the biggest touch of the game for the Jaguars. He got a 4th-and-goal carry from the one-yard line in the fourth as the Jags attempted to make it a one-score deficit. He was stuffed, but the opportunity is significant. He had two touches inside the 10, the first touches that did not go toJames Robinsonthis season. He was also out there on passing plays near the goal ...

Jacksonville Jaguars running back Carlos Hyde will be inactive for Week 4 versus the Cincinnati Bengals. The veteran was expected to play a decent sized role behind James Robinson this season and has picked up 95 yards on 19 carries this season. With Hyde inactive, Dare Ogunbowale will backup Robinson. Robinson should be considered a RB2 and expected to get the majority of carries on Thursday. Kicker Josh Lambo, cornerback Nevin Lawson, edge rusher Jordan Smith, defensive end Roy ...

Jacksonville Jaguars veteran running back Carlos Hyde shouldn't be a fantasy consideration against the Bengals in Week 4. Hyde has settled into an early-down, change-of-pace role almost exclusively, and he has little upside. Last week the veteran turned eight carries into 44 yards and had zero targets against Arizona, but his matchup this week is tougher, as Cincinnati has allowed opposing backs just 3.0 yards per carry. Overall, Hyde isn't going to get many touches and he's unlikely to be ...