LaBrandon

Toefield

No one is happier to see him than rookie Greg Jones, who has been overworked as the only decent Jags runner that is healthy.

Toefield’s injury must be more serious than originally believed. Greg Jones could earn more work in the Jacksonville backfield.

Toefield has barely practiced during training camp. Rookie Greg Jones looks likely to take over if he performs well. Toefield doesn’t look draftable unless Fred Taylor gets seriously hurt again.

The team used more of Greg Jones and Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala. Toefield has fallen far enough that Fred Taylor owners can safely get rid of him.

Rookie Greg Jones is strugging, so Toefield should be able to get the No. 2 RB job back if healthy. It’s a good idea to handcuff Fred Taylor in deep fantasy leagues.

Toefield, to his credit, says he doesn’t take coaches compliments seriously anymore after he was inactive for most of last season. They team also drafted Maurice Drew, which probably will boot Toefield off the roster.

Most teams only carry four, but Del Rio will use Maurice Drew, Alvin Pearman, and others on special teams. If Del Rio sticks with this number, it appears LaBrandon Toefield has a good shot to make the team, although he may not be active every week.

Toefield is getting just enough run to be worth picking up in deep leagues. We’re not sure he’d be the primary carrier if Fred Taylor was injured, though.

Toefield, who miss most of camp with an ankle injury, is likely No. 3 on the depth chart behind Fred Taylor and rookie Greg Jones.

Coach Jack Del Rio said that although Toefield might do some running during practice today, he will be held out Friday against Green Bay.