Best Bhayshul Tuten Prop Bet for Jaguars at Ravens on Thursday 11/5/26

The Jacksonville Jaguars are four teams never to have appeared in the Super Bowl, but with several expected contenders — including the Baltimore Ravens, Houston Texans, and Los Angeles Chargers — having down seasons, that could change in 2026. The Jaguars are currently the second-favorites to win the AFC.

Jacksonville will have a chance to show off in prime time tonight, when it travels to face the Ravens at 8:15 p.m. ET on Thursday Night Football, but it might be without one of its best players, as running back Bhayshul Tuten has been dealing with ankle and foot injuries and hasn’t practiced all week.

Tuten is officially listed as questionable and is a game-time decision for tonight’s contest. If he doesn’t end up playing, Chris Rodriguez Jr. would likely take over as the Jaguars’ primary ball-carrier.

Jacksonville is a 10-point favorite for tonight’s matchup at DraftKings Sportsbook (-550 on the Moneyline), with the point total set to 39.5. Baltimore is +410 on the Moneyline.

Below, I’ve detailed my favorite prop bet centered around Tuten in the event that he plays.

Best Bhayshul Tuten Prop Bet on DraftKings Sportsbook

Bhayshul Tuten Anytime TD Scorer (+110)

This prop carries decent value at +110, given that Tuten has scored either a rushing or receiving touchdown in four of his seven games this season, including one of each in the Jaguars’ blowout of the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday. All in all, Tuten has accounted for 60.0% of Jacksonville’s rushing attempts in the red zone, the ninth-highest proportion of any player on his respective team. While Liam Coen primarily leans on the passing game in the red zone, Tuten has earned plenty of trust in short-range situations, garnering 18 carries and three targets inside the 20.

There’s value in simply putting the ball in the hands of your best player, and that’s arguably what Tuten is. He’s a true dual-threat back, posting the highest rushing grade and sixth-highest receiving grade among 61 qualified backs by Pro Football Focus’ standards. Among all players with at least 45 rushing attempts, he’s averaged the seventh-most rushing yards after contact per attempt, has forced the fifth-most missed tackles, and recorded the third-highest elusiveness score. He’s turned 10 targets on screen passes into 122 yards and a score, the best receiving grade among any player with five or more targets on screens.

The Ravens are a fairly friendly matchup. Although they’ve allowed the third-fewest receiving yards to running backs and have yet to allow a touchdown to the position, they’ve conceded the joint-eighth-most scores on the ground. All in all, Baltimore has given up the 11th-most points per game, and it has allowed the fifth-most touchdowns within the red zone. Plus, I can’t see the Ravens getting on the board much offensively with third-string quarterback Joe Fagnano under center, so the Jaguars should be able to control the clock with handoff after handoff.