Bigsby bounced back from his nightmarish 2023 rookie season with a competent showing in 2024, and, in doing so, established himself as a starting candidate for the Jaguars in 2025. That said, Bigsby's fantasy upside is limited by the likelihood he remains a no-go for passing downs. His 477 NFL snaps have yielded just eight receptions for 60 yards on 16 targets, and even as a pure runner, Bigsby is probably no better than average by starting-RB standards. He averaged 4.6 yards per carry last year, but his rushing production was heavily front-weighted -- 5.8 YPC in Weeks 1-8 (493 yards, four TDs) and 3.3 YPC from Week 9 on (273 yards, three TDs). Bigsby offers a power element that Travis Etienne cannot, but Etienne is better at everything else, and now they'll both have to hold off rookie fourth-round pick Bhayshul Tuten, who ran a 4.32 40 at 206 pounds.
