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Travis Etienne is a player who, in my estimation, hasn't hit his ceiling yet in the NFL...he's hit the 1,000-yard mark in three of his four seasons. At his best, he's a big-play threat who can also take on a surprising amount of volume (200-plus carries in three out of four years)...Unlike last year, where the market could not make up its mind on how the Jags' backfield would shake out, it's unambiguous who the guy in the Saints backfield is...Etienne profiles as an upper-echelon RB2 who can be had as an RB3 if you go heavy at the position to start your draft.
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Etienne undervalued at RB18 ADP; upper-echelon RB2 with Saints role clarity.

Etienne is undervalued at ADP 43.9 (RB18) despite hitting the 1,000-yard mark in three of four seasons and profiling as an upper-echelon RB2 who can be had as an RB3 in heavy-position builds. The source notes he hasn't hit his ceiling yet in the NFL; at his best he's a big-play threat with 200-plus carries in three of four years and competent passing-down work. Moving to the Saints, where Alvin Kamara's knee injury strengthens Etienne's role as the unambiguous lead back, he still gets lost in the shuffle compared to peers like Javonte Williams and Cam Skattebo despite muted hype for his tier.

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