Tank Bigsby

Since joining Philadelphia, Bigsby has settled behind Saquon Barkley in a clear backup role, posting a 12% carry share and a near-zero 1% target share across 11 games — a low-volume role that caps his standalone dynasty ceiling as long as Barkley is healthy.

Bigsby's WOPR of 0.01 and near-zero target share mean he offers essentially no passing-down value, limiting his floor in PPR formats even in games where he sees extended run volume.

Eagles training camp coverage has described Bigsby as a focal point in an expanded early-down role within an outside-zone rushing scheme, a fit that plays to his downhill running style and could push his snap and carry share above his 2025 baseline.

As the clear backup on a run-heavy offense behind a starter carrying a significant workload, Bigsby retains real spike-week and injury-replacement upside; a Barkley absence would immediately hand him a starter's touch volume.