Acquired by trade from Jacksonville after Week 1 of last year in exchange for fifth- and sixth-round picks, Bigsby was able to secure the RB2 role behind Saquon Barkley despite the short notice. A lack of confidence in 2024 fourth-round pick Will Shipley may have precipitated the trade, creating a need for a power back like Bigsby on the depth chart. Bigsby is a rugged runner with some hints of big-play ability (six carries of 20 or more yards on his last 231 attempts), and in the event that a starting role opens up, Bigsby should have just enough heft and anchor to hold up in the role. Bigsby has shown next to nothing as a receiver in the NFL, on the other hand, so even if Barkley misses time, it might result in a timeshare between Bigsby and the more passing-down-oriented Shipley.