Jennings says he's healthy: In a conference call with the Oakland media, running back Rashad Jennings says he's healthy after battling knee, head and shoulder injuries the past two seasons. "I'm 100 percent healthy. I came out of the season completely healthy and I've been healthy the whole offseason," Jennings said. "All injuries are in the past. That’s a done deal. That's washed away. And again, as I signed the contract and I talked to Coach, I’m really looking forward more than looking what happened, what should have happened, what could have happened. We’re looking at what we can control." (Updated 4/12/13)
Injury Report
No information available at this time (Updated 5/23/13).
Fantasy Analysis
Jennings will battle for playing time in training camp this summer as he works for a spot on the depth chart behind Darren McFadden. Eventually he'll come across some playing time since McFadden has a hard time staying healthy. After missing all of 2011 with a knee injury Jennings averaged a weak 2.8 yards per carry over 101 totes last year with the Jaguars adding 130 yards on 19 catches (6.8 avg.). He scored twice in 10 games with one carry for more than 20 yards. He's worth a late pick, especially if you draft McFadden with a pick in Round 3 or 4, but expectations shouldn't be too high. (Updated 4/12/13).
04/30/2013 17:44 Offseason Extra: Early 12-team, standard mock draft
The NFL draft is over and all of the rookies have new teams. So where are they going to fall during Fantasy drafts? We take an early look through the lens of a 12-team standard league.
04/22/2013 11:20 Offseason Primers: Jacksonville Jaguars
The Jaguars have not had much to offer Fantasy owners in recent seasons, even with Maurice Jones-Drew on the roster. Dave Richard takes a look at what Jacksonville might be able to offer in 2013.
Rashad Jennings signed with the Raiders in early April where he'll battle for the backup job behind starter Darren McFadden. Eventually he'll come across some playing time since McFadden has a hard time staying healthy. After missing all of 2011 with a knee injury Jennings averaged a weak 2.8 yards per carry over 101 totes last year with the Jaguars adding 130 yards on 19 catches (6.8 avg.) before shoulder and head injuries ended his year. He scored twice in 10 games with one carry for more than 20 yards. He's worth a late pick, especially if you draft McFadden with a pick in Round 3 or 4, but expectations shouldn't be too high. (Updated 4/25/13)
