- Tank Bigsby flashed potential in relief of Travis Etienne Jr.: Bigsby delivered multiple 100-yard, two-touchdown performances while filling in for the injured starter.
- A more complex backfield in 2025: The Jaguars’ new coaching staff added fourth-round rookie Bhayshul Tuten, who could push for a starting role and complicate the outlook for Tank Bigsby.
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Last updated: 5:00 p.m. Tuesday, June 10
Player Performance
Tank Bigsby was a third-round pick in the 2023 draft by the Jacksonville Jaguars and entered the league with significant preseason hype as a potential sleeper. He scored a touchdown on seven carries in Week 1 but also made a critical mistake, picking up what he thought was an incomplete pass — actually a live ball — which led to a turnover. He also had a pass go through his hands and into a defender’s arms for an interception. Bigsby didn’t touch the ball in Week 2, and in Week 3, another drop nearly resulted in an interception.
From Weeks 3 to 10, he logged two to three carries per game for minimal yardage, lost a fumble in Week 8 and tipped another pass into a near-interception in Week 10 — his final target of the year. He ended the season with just one reception and three drops on four targets. After a 2.3 yards per carry average on nine attempts in Week 11, Bigsby saw minimal playing time until the final two weeks, where he logged 13 carries.
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