There is a tank on the way to the running room Philadelphia Eagles.
Jacksonville Jaguars is trading Bigsby with Eagles in exchange for 2026 fifth and sixth round drafts of choice, according to NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport on Monday.
It is the latest in Gustur for trade for Howie Roseman’s Secretary General and Eagles last month, where they have also acquired team manager Sam Howell from Minnesota Vikings, wide receiver John Metchie III from Houston Texans and offensive tackle Fred Johnson – also from Jags.
It is a fairly lofty price to pay for last year’s Rusher Jaguars to take on the supporting role behind Saquon Barkley. Bigsby will also be considered to assist with Philadelphia’s kicking game, according to Mike Garafolo, NFL Network insider.
By Travis Etienne bent in Star Week 1 show for Jaguars and rookie Bhaysshul Tuten on board, Bigsby became a strange man in the back of Duval and James Gladstone, the first year’s managing director, moved fast.
Now Bigsby is on his way to assisting the prevailing Super Bowl champion, who is led by the prevailing AP NFL striker of the year Barkley.
Barkley had an 18 trolley in 60 meters in Philly’s victory on Thursday against Dallas Cowboys. Barkley had led the NFL in contact (378) last season, it is clearly a priority to preserve him for the long campaign ahead.
Backup Backs Will Shipley and AJ Dillon had three openings on the open. It remains to be seen how much Bigsby cuts in his snapshot, but it seems that Eagles has high hopes for him compared to the benefits that Jacksonville received instead.
Bigsby, 24, was a 2023 NFL draft of the third round of the Jags who had an impressive season 2024 with the best 766 meter career and seven matches in 16 games.
On Sunday he had only five chances in 12 meters. Whether he is ready in time for Eagles’ Week 2 Super Bowl resubmission with Kansas City Chiefs is yet to be revealed, but he will eventually give Philly a few fresh feet to spell Saquon.