Bigsby is noted as being out of the picture this week, with Tuten stepping into space and kick return roles as he awaits opportunities.

Bigsby’s trade reduces his path to early-down work in Jacksonville for the short term, shaping backfield dynamics and pressuring other RBs. Fantasy managers should adjust expectations accordingly, with a likely drop in share and a re-ordered pecking order behind the newly prominent back.

Tank Bigsby’s trade to the Eagles introduces Week 2 backfield volatility, potentially shifting carries away from Etienne and opening opportunities for Tuten or Bigsby in different packages. Week 2 usage remains fluid, with potential role shifts affecting overall backfield dynamics.

Bigsby, Jaguars 2023 third-rounder, traded to Eagles after a season-opening 12-yard outing on 5 carries and 21% of Jacksonville’s snaps. Brings kick-return pedigree (30.7-yard average on 11 kickoff returns in two seasons) and downhill style. Could emerge in a depth/return role if Shipley is out, with potential short-term opportunities behind Barkley and behind Dillon as a longer-term depth piece.

Bigsby’s Week 1 role was the year’s first real signal that the Jaguars intend to leverage a true two-man backfield dynamic. His goal-line and early-down work show promise as an explosive back who can complement Etienne, especially in short-yardage and check-down scenarios.