Travis Etienne Jr.

He’s Jacksonville’s main running back after Week 1 — he got most of the runs and catches and the team traded away his top competition, so put him in your lineup this week. Just keep an eye on how many plays he’s getting and the game flow before the final lock since it’s still early.

Start Etienne — Carolina was the worst defense against running backs last year and this matchup should give him lots of runs and catches. He does have backfield competition and was less effective per run last year, so check inactives and early snap reports and pick a safer option if you have one.

Draft him in the middle rounds. He could catch some passes for Jacksonville but will share work with Tank Bigsby and a rookie and has health and efficiency worries, so don’t pay up for him.

You should probably skip drafting Travis Etienne unless he falls super late. There are too many guys sharing the ball in his offense, and the team might not throw him the ball much.