Tank Bigsby surfaces as a late-round steel in the discussion, a player who could rise if Judkins’ situation drifts longer or if Jacksonville’s backfield shifts due to injury or scheme, providing rotational upside and hidden value.

Bigsby is highlighted as a strong value in the Jaguars’ backfield, with ETN ahead for pass-catching roles but Bigsby key for early-season volume and midseason upside if ETN misses time or the offense leans into a two-back approach.

Bigsby’s profile as a day-three rookie in Jacksonville presents a tantalizing late-round ceiling if he earns a meaningful share. The coaching staff’s rotation signals a potential two-back committee that could still yield TDs and short-yardage opportunities, especially if Etienne’s workload remains capped in early games. Fantasy players should monitor how soon Bigsby carves out a consistent role.

Bigsby is positioned for a career-year with Jacksonville as first-team reps and a likely backfield split become more favorable under Liam Coen. He outproduced Etienne in several metrics last season and could surpass Etienne with a larger workload, especially if Coen’s system unlocks his burst and efficiency. The FFPC ADP around 137 makes him a high-value late-round flyer in zero-RB schemes.

Bigsby projects to bring juice to Jacksonville’s backfield as part of a three-headed rotation. The chatter highlights his speed and vision as a potential starter by midseason, offering a path to early-season touches and a later-season breakout if the offense evolves and the line stabilizes.