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Bigsby projected to clear 1,000 yards with improved scheme and blocking.
Bigsby is positioned as a key beneficiary of the Eagles' new offense. After joining the team mid-season last year and posting 356 yards on 63 carries (5.7 yards per attempt) with an impressive debut performance of 104 yards on nine carries, early training camp reports are encouraging. The source projects Bigsby will exceed 1,000 yards in 2026 alongside Barkley, with the new scheme providing the blocking support and play-calling diversity needed to unlock his potential.
Bigsby's 5.9 YPC and elite tackle-breaking make him a high-end handcuff at RB57.
Bigsby at RB57 has been one of the best tackle breakers at the position over the last two seasons. In his time with Philadelphia, the 24-year-old averaged a whopping 5.9 yards per carry behind the same offensive line that held Saquon Barkley to 4.1 yards per carry, and he looked good doing it. While Bigsby isn't going to overtake Barkley anytime soon, he will be on the cover of every waiver wire article should an unfortunate injury force him into RB1 duties. Bigsby has high-end handcuff upside, making him worthy of a late-round dart in fantasy leagues of all shapes and sizes.
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Philadelphia RB sharing first-team reps after Saquon Barkley; had impressive day per multiple beat reporters;…
Philadelphia RB sharing first-team reps after Saquon Barkley; had impressive day per multiple beat reporters; noted as 'one of the better handcuffs' in the league.
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Bigsby shows receiving upside and could develop pass-catching role in new offense.
Bigsby was one of two buzzworthy players who stood out in Eagles training camp Day 1. He showed juice catching the ball out of the backfield and could carve a role on offense. The source also notes he had a tackle for loss against Hunt during practice.
Bigsby's electric practice performance underscores need for bigger 2026 workload.
Broke off multiple long runs to the end zone during 11-on-11 drills with eye-catching movement; logged just 3.6 carries per game last season (including garbage time/Week 18 rest), and Elijah Moore. Hurts emphasizes the Eagles MUST get him more involved in 2026 because he's too electric to be an afterthought in the offense. His workload needs to be bigger.
Bigsby's electric practice performance underscores need for bigger 2026 workload.
Broke off multiple long runs to the end zone during 11-on-11 drills; his movement is eye-catching and electric. Logged just 3.6 carries per game last season (including garbage time/Week 18 rest), and Elijah Moore. Hurts emphasizes the Eagles MUST get him more involved in 2026 because he's too electric to be an afterthought in the offense. His workload needs to be bigger this season.
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Jaguars RB; Tuten seen as upside/explosive bet while Rodriguez praised for efficiency.
Jaguars RB; Tuten seen as upside/explosive bet while Rodriguez praised for efficiency. Bigsby not explicitly mentioned but implied in committee context.
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Bigsby is locked in as Saquon Barkley's backup in the Eagles' crowded running back room.
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Tank Bigby is taken as the fifth running back and is considered ideal value in full PPR format, though noted…
Tank Bigby is taken as the fifth running back and is considered ideal value in full PPR format, though noted as slightly less exciting than other options.
Tank Bigsby is a late-round handcuff with elite rushing efficiency metrics: RB1 in yards after contact per ca…
Tank Bigsby is a late-round handcuff with elite rushing efficiency metrics: RB1 in yards after contact per carry, RB2 in tackles avoided per carry, and RB5 in explosive rush rate over the past two seasons. If Saquon Barkley were to get injured, Bigsby would be an immediate top-15 running back in fantasy.
There's a scenario where Crod mixes in meaningful work in a committee and Laquent Allen is used on regular pa…
There's a scenario where Crod mixes in meaningful work in a committee and Laquent Allen is used on regular passing downs, creating a three-back committee that would hurt Bigsby's value.
If Tank Bigsby is the clear lead back getting 17+ touches weekly, he would be a smash at his ADP in the middl…
If Tank Bigsby is the clear lead back getting 17+ touches weekly, he would be a smash at his ADP in the middle rounds.
Tank Bigsby is the clear lead back in Jaguars camp, getting 17+ touches every week with Crod getting only a c…
Tank Bigsby is the clear lead back in Jaguars camp, getting 17+ touches every week with Crod getting only a couple carries on early downs and Laquent Allen in a complementary role.