Andy Holloway said Travis Etienne remains a post-draft winner because Jacksonville bypassed the elite RB class until Day 3, grabbing Bayshall Tutin at pick 108. Holloway reminded listeners that fourth-round backs historically become fantasy starters less than 15 % of the time, so Etienne should open 2025 as the clear lead back. The concern is passing-down work: Etienne’s receptions have slipped from 58 in 2023 to 39 last season, while Tutin caught 40 balls across two years at Virginia Tech and ran a 4.32 at 209 lbs. Holloway expects Etienne to keep early-down and goal-line duties but projects a slightly smaller share of the 70 targets Jacksonville sent to backs last year. He advised season-long drafters to view Etienne as a volatile low-end RB1 who must hold off Tutin for third-down snaps, and dynasty managers to consider cuffing the rookie as insurance.