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Buffalo erased a first-half deficit to beat Jacksonville 27-24 on the road, led by Josh Allen’s efficient 273-yard passing with two rushing scores and a late go-ahead drive, while the Jaguars’ ground game surged but two Trevor Lawrence turnovers helped seal the Bills’ win and a spot in the Divisional Round.
Travis Etienne, coming off a breakout season and ranked No. 1 among running backs on Bleacher Report's free-agent board, hits the market with an estimated $6.8 million per year and is eyed by five teams: the Cowboys, Broncos, Jaguars, Chiefs and Jets. Jacksonville could franchise-tag him for about $14.23 million or pursue a shorter, front-loaded deal. Etienne’s 1,399 all-purpose yards and 13 touchdowns make him an affordable, versatile upgrade for teams seeking a proven back to boost their ground game.
Jaguars running back Travis Etienne suggested Sunday’s loss could be his last game with Jacksonville as his rookie contract ends; he produced 1,107 rushing yards in 2025 and said it would be “crazy” if he’s played his final game for the Jaguars, with free agency in March likely drawing interest from multiple teams, though Jacksonville may try to re-sign him.
The article previews the Monday Night Football game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Jacksonville Jaguars, highlighting key factors such as turnover differential, stopping Travis Etienne, forcing Trevor Lawrence to hold the ball, the role of Brashard Smith, and the importance of ball distribution, with weather conditions potentially impacting the game strategy.
Jaguars head coach Liam Coen refutes reports suggesting the team is considering trading Travis Etienne, emphasizing that Etienne is performing well and remains a key part of the team despite recent draft additions.
Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence and running back Travis Etienne are both questionable for Sunday's game against the Cleveland Browns. Lawrence is dealing with a high-ankle sprain, while Etienne has injured ribs. Other players listed as questionable include cornerback Tyson Campbell, defensive lineman Foley Fatukasi, and running back D'Ernest Johnson. Several players have been ruled out for the game, including cornerback Christian Braswell, cornerback Tre Herndon, offensive lineman Walker Little, and tight end Brenton Strange.
Bold predictions for Week 8 of the NFL season include Travis Etienne Jr. becoming the first player since LaDainian Tomlinson to have four consecutive games with multiple rush touchdowns, the Dallas Cowboys' Dak Prescott and Tony Pollard breaking their scoring slumps against the Rams, the Atlanta Falcons ending the Tennessee Titans' perfect record after bye weeks, the Green Bay Packers snapping their four-game streak of scoring 20 points or fewer, and the San Francisco 49ers defeating the Cincinnati Bengals with either a banged-up Brock Purdy or backup Sam Darnold at quarterback.
The Jacksonville Jaguars defeated the New Orleans Saints 31-24 in Week 7 of the NFL season. Jaguars QB Trevor Lawrence, who was questionable due to a knee sprain, started the game and led his team to victory. Travis Etienne scored two touchdowns for the Jaguars, while the Saints struggled to convert their opportunities. Jacksonville's defense held strong in the red zone to secure the win.
In NFL Week 5, rookie RB De'Von Achane shines for the Miami Dolphins after being overlooked in the draft, Bengals WR Ja'Marr Chase proves he's always open, the Giants' offensive line struggles, Eagles TE Dallas Goedert has a breakout game, the Detroit Lions continue to impress, Colts' offensive line improvement boosts their performance, Falcons finally utilize TE Kyle Pitts, and the Chiefs' wide receiver corps lacks explosiveness.
The Jacksonville Jaguars capitalized on the Buffalo Bills' sluggish performance in their London matchup, with Travis Etienne and Calvin Ridley leading the way to an impressive win. The game was marred by penalties and injuries, including a serious leg injury to Bills linebacker Matt Milano. Despite Josh Allen's 300+ passing yards, the Bills struggled to generate consistent offense. The Jaguars now hold a 3-2 record and are currently leading the AFC South, while the Bills drop to 3-2 and lose their division lead.
Fantasy football expert Derek Tate provides his Week 2 RB rankings, with Rhamondre Stevenson of the New England Patriots and Travis Etienne of the Jacksonville Jaguars highlighted as top players to target. Stevenson is expected to have a more favorable matchup against the Miami Dolphins after struggling in Week 1, while Etienne emerged as the lead back for the Jaguars and is poised for success against the Kansas City Chiefs.
Experts share their scorching hot takes for the 2023 fantasy football season, including predictions for players like Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Travis Etienne, Damien Harris, Bijan Robinson, Calvin Ridley, Juwan Johnson, Jared Goff, Lamar Jackson, Kenny Pickett, and Rashaad Penny. While some of these predictions may not come true, they all have a realistic chance of happening and highlight players with high breakout potential.
As the NFL offseason continues, some players' fantasy football stock is trending up while others are trending down. Alexander Mattison is now the featured running back for the Minnesota Vikings after the team released Dalvin Cook. Antonio Gibson is expected to have a bigger role in the passing game under new offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy. Elijah Moore has been impressing in workouts with the Cleveland Browns. Demarcus Robinson has a chance to earn a starting role with the Los Angeles Rams. On the other hand, Dalvin Cook's release and subsequent free agency status could cause headaches for fantasy managers. Devon Achane's path to a lead role with the Miami Dolphins could be impacted if the team signs Cook. Breece Hall's recovery from a torn ACL and Travis Etienne's potential decrease in workload are also causes for concern.
The Jacksonville Jaguars selected Auburn running back Tank Bigsby in the third round of the NFL draft to complement Travis Etienne in the backfield. Bigsby rushed for 970 yards and 10 touchdowns for Auburn last season and is a bigger back than Etienne. The Jaguars had previously added offensive players in the first two rounds of the draft and stayed true to their plan by selecting Bigsby in the third round.