Bigsby entered 2024 off the heels of a nightmare rookie season. He averaged 2.4 yards per carry, struggled with ball security, and somehow managed to tip not one but two passes into defenders’ hands for interceptions. Coming off one of the worst debut seasons in recent memory, expectations were low for Bigsby this year. That worked in his favor as he looked like an entirely different player out of the gate. Bigsby quickly forced a committee with Etienne through a handful long runs. He had multiple gains of over 50 yards in the first five weeks and then got a chance to show his stuff as the lead back when Etienne injured his hamstring. Bigsby ran 44 times for 196 yards and two scores in a pair of spot starts. He spent the second half of the season splitting work with Etienne. Fumbles were still an issue as he put the ball on the ground four times. Bigsby was also absent from the passing game in most weeks. Still, he finished the year with a 168/766/7 rushing line, which is a remarkable turnaround from his rookie year. Bigsby will be a popular breakout candidate in early fantasy drafts.

Bigsby rotated with Travis Etienne all day, coming in on the Jaguars’ first drive and getting a couple of red zone carries as well. He has been splitting touches with Etienne in the backfield for much of the season and got the smaller share against the Titans. Bigsby’s longest run went for seven yards as he totaled 33 rush yards and did not catch his only target. He is a low-ceiling FLEX play against the Colts for any Week 18 fantasy matchups.