What It Means:

An unknown illness kept Ivory out for the first two games of the season, but he's expected to play in Week 3.T.J. Yeldon didn't capitalize on his opportunity in Ivory's absence, averaging 2.8 yards per carry on 28 rushes with one touchdown. He also somehow managed to turn 12 receptions into just 40 yards (3.3 yards per catch). As the Jaguars' preferred goal-line option, Ivory will likely do the early-down grinding and control the paint.

Ivory currently projects to rush 8 times for 29 yards and 0.18 touchdowns against the Baltimore Ravens in Week 3, based on numberFire's metrics.