Jaguars Week 1 win over Carolina showcased a stabilized offensive line that answered big questions this offseason. The starting five — Walker Little, Ezra Cleveland, Robert Hainsey, Patrick Mekari, Anton Harrison — paved the way for a 200-yard rushing effort led by Travis Etienne’s 143 yards on 19 carries, including a 71-yard burst. Trevor Lawrence had ample time, finishing Week 1 with minimal duress as Jacksonville leaned on the run game to set the tone for fantasy managers.

Lawrence benefited from clean protection (PFF noted him as the least pressured QB in the league in Week 1). The combination of strong line play and Etienne’s breakout workload creates a blueprint: Jacksonville should be a steadier fantasy floor with ETN as a true workhorse and Lawrence stabilizing the pass game. If the O-line sustains this level, Jaguars’ pass-catchers and backfield contributors could emerge as reliable fantasy options in upcoming matchups.