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Tank Bigsby
RB · PHI

Tank Bigsby

Position RB
Team PHI
Bye Week 10
PPR Rank #171

Tank Bigsby

NFL player. Position: RB. Team: PHI.

Quick Facts

  • Position: RB
  • Team: PHI (Philadelphia Eagles)
  • Bye week (2026): 10
  • FantasyPros PPR rank (pulled 2026-05-21): 171

Bigsby joins the Eagles as a backup RB competing with Will Shipley and Dameon Pierce behind starter Saquon Barkley. He averaged 5.7 yards per carry last season and provides a physical running style. The competition for the backup role could come down to which player offers the best combination of rushing production and special teams value. Limited fantasy upside as a backup without volume; could become relevant if the Eagles deploy a more frequent rotation or if Barkley faces injury (per Eagles roster battles: Where is competition the fiercest during OTAs).

In Mannion's wide-zone rushing scheme, Bigsby may slot in as a downhill change-of-pace back to spell Barkley and provide a different stylistic complement. In his brief Eagles tenure (58 rushes, 344 yards, 5.9 YPC after late-season Jaguars trade), Bigsby demonstrated juice and hard running, traits that fit a power-based zone scheme. If the Eagles commit to running early and often, Bigsby could see 8-12 touches per game as a spell back—a modest but viable fantasy floor if Barkley's snap share dips to the projected 65-70% range (per Biggest Eagles questions by position in 2026: Offense).

July 7 training camp update: The Eagles view Bigsby as their preferred complementary option to Barkley—a physical runner with size (5'11", 215 lbs) who can handle downhill work and give Philadelphia a different tone when Barkley is off the field. His roster case depends on protecting the football, handling pass protection, and staying assignment-sound. The Eagles' crowded backfield (also featuring Will Shipley, Dameon Pierce, and Elijah Mitchell) means Bigsby needs a strong camp to secure meaningful snaps. If he wins the backup role, he could realistically see 8-12 touches per game as a change-of-pace runner (per Philadelphia Eagles 2026 training camp preview: Running Back).

Role / Depth Chart

Backup running back behind Saquon Barkley. Competing with Will Shipley and Dameon Pierce for snaps.

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