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Tank Bigsby fantasy football preview 2025: Stats, season outlook, predictions

Tank Bigsby fantasy football preview 2025: Stats, season outlook, predictions

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Tank Bigsby 2025 Fantasy Preview
2024: Looking to rebound from a lost rookie year, Bigsby ended up leading the Jaguars in carries, if narrowly. He took the ball 168 times to Travis Etienne's 150. He was far more effective than his backfield mate, winning the YPC battle 4.6 to 3.7, and lapping Etienne in rush yards over expected. Bigsby did remain a complete non-factor in the passing game, catching all of seven balls on 12 targets. That's a hard way to make a fantasy living in 2025.
What's changed: Etienne remains on the roster for now, but fourth-rounder Bhayshul Tuten has arrived to compete for a role as a Mostert-ian sprinter. Neither back figures to challenge Bigsby near the goal line, which keeps him in the mix for touchdowns-based RB3 value.
2025 Outlook: Bigsby won't feel like a sexy flier, but has a higher floor than some of the other backs in his ADP range. He's a 'safety first' later-round pick.
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