Travis Etienne

Etienne opened the year as the unquestioned lead back for Jacksonville, but it didn't last long. Every Tank Bigsby chunk play earned the second-year back more work, slowing chipping away at Etienne's role. Etienne eventually missed two games with a hamstring issue, giving Bigsby a pair of showcase games. He didn't disappoint and forced a backfield-by-committee for the remainder of the season. Etienne averaged 3.7 yards per carry a year after running at a 3.8 clip. With Bigsby stealing goal line work, his touchdown total plummeted from 12 to two. He finished the year with a measly 558 rushing yards. Etienne's RB1 days are long gone, and RB2 numbers even seem out of his reach in 2025. He will likely go off early draft boards as a low-ceiling RB3.