Jacksonville @ San Francisco
Team Totals: 49ers 25.5, Jaguars 22.5
Fantasy’s QB21 three weeks in, Trevor Lawrence is off to a slow start in rookie HC Liam Coen’s offense, carrying a 4:4 TD-to-INT ratio and untenable 55.8% completion rate into Week 4. Jaguars No. 1 WR Brian Thomas Jr. may have a case of The Yips, while No. 2 overall pick Travis Hunter has yet to carve out a consistent offensive role. Not even San Francisco’s loss of EDGE Nick Bosa (ACL) can elevate Lawrence to fantasy QB1 status. … Travis Etienne maintained Jaguars lead back usage in Week 3’s win over Houston, logging 16 touches on a 54% playing-time clip. LeQuint Allen Jr. (one, 30%) remains an annoyance. Bhayshul Tuten (six, 17%) still has depth-chart climbing to do. Etienne’s Weeks 1-3 touch counts were 19, 16, and 16. He’s a confident RB2 starter against the Bosa-less Niners.
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