Travis Etienne Jr. has seen a significant decline in dynasty value this season but is trending upward after recent performances. He out-snapped his teammate and showed effectiveness in both rushing and receiving. With favorable matchups against the Raiders and Titans in the coming weeks, he presents a potential value for win-now dynasty managers, especially if acquired for a reasonable price.

Travis Etienne Jr. has been the primary running back for the Jaguars, out-snapping, out-carrying, and out-targeting Tank Bigsby, which limits Bigsby's fantasy potential. Despite some struggles this season, Etienne's presence makes it difficult for Bigsby to carve out a significant role, particularly in the passing game.

Travis Etienne Jr. has had a disappointing season, ranking as the RB37 despite being a top performer last year. His recent performances have been underwhelming, and with Tank Bigsby emerging as the primary runner, confidence in Etienne's production is low. Concerns about potential undisclosed injuries further diminish his appeal as a fantasy option, making him a risky start in the playoffs.

Travis Etienne Jr. has struggled against the Lions' formidable defense, which has consistently held top running backs to under 10 PPR points in recent matchups, highlighting the challenge Cook faces in replicating Etienne's performance.

Travis Etienne Jr.'s hopes for a late-season surge have been dashed as Tank Bigsby has taken over as the lead back in Jacksonville's offense. In a recent game against the Titans, Bigsby out-touched Etienne 19-8, indicating a clear shift in roles. Etienne's reduced involvement is concerning for fantasy managers, especially with the team struggling offensively, and he hasn't topped 40 rushing yards in his last three games.