Eric Luttrell said Tank Bigsby is still worth clicking in the mid-150s—even after Jacksonville added rookie Dequon Allen—because there is, in his words, a “real 20-percent chance” Travis Etienne gets traded before Week 1. Luttrell argued that drafters are over–discounting Bigsby (current Underdog ADP ~170) even though he is clearly the best short-yardage option on the roster and Etienne has graded poorly near the goal line. If Etienne is moved, Bigsby would inherit the early-down and goal-line work in a Doug Pederson offense that ranked 10th in red-zone plays last season, giving managers instant 8- to 10-round closing-line value. Until the Jags’ backfield picture clarifies, Luttrell wants at least a modest portfolio share of Bigsby on every Best-Ball Mania draft to preserve that asymmetric upside.

Davis Mattek said he is "totally done" drafting Tank Bigsby in the 10th–12th rounds after beat writers reported rookie Bhayshul Tuten has been running with Jacksonville's first-team offense. Mattek argued that if Tuten keeps those reps—and with rumors swirling that Travis Etienne could be a cap casualty—Bigsby would open the season as an RB3 with no standalone value. Jacksonville already finished bottom-10 in goal-line rush attempts last year, so losing early-down snaps to Tuten would leave Bigsby praying for an injury just to crack double-digit touches. Mattek advised reallocating those mid-round shares to backs with clearer workloads or to Tuten himself before training-camp buzz fully nukes Bigsby's ADP.