Tag Archives: RB

UDFA. Was signed by the Bengals as a UDFA but released in June  Isn’t built to have a huge fantasy impact as a running back, but he’s worth remembering in return-yardage leagues. Has the outright athleticism to stick on a roster … Continue reading →

UDFA. Signed by Patriots as UDFA but released in August and signed by the Steelers, who also released him in August. But he’s talented enough to stick on some team’s roster or practice squad. Positives: Adequate height and good bulk for … Continue reading →

UDFA. Was signed by the Raiders as a UDFA but released in August and put on their practice squad.Was a junior. I don’t see him as being consistently successful in the NFL. Positives: Great height and adequate bulk for the position. … Continue reading →

Broncos, UDFA. Is a good effort guy who can contribute somewhat to an offense. But his true value for the team would be on special teams. Positives: Above-average hands. Adjusts well to back-shoulder pass. Above-average burst. Gets low through the … Continue reading →

Chiefs, UDFA. Enters the Chiefs roster as probably the sixth running back, so he has a ways to go before making the roster. And he seems to need to have a heavy workload to excel, which I think will be hard … Continue reading →

Dolphins, UDFA. Has pretty good running skills, but should be stronger for his size. Is probably the third- or fourth-best back on the team going in, and has a good chance to stick. Positives: Good height and bulk for the position. … Continue reading →

UDFA. Was signed by the Eagles as a UDFA but released in August. Was a redshirt junior. If he can improve his blocking, I can see him potentially being a backup contributor in the NFL. Positives: Though short for the position, … Continue reading →

Chargers, Round 6. Waived in September. Positives: Great height for the position. Shifty in the open field. Above-average speed. Fair cutback vision. Fairly patient. Okay burst and speed. Okay hands. Good body lean. Negatives: Leans rather than churns through contact. Runs … Continue reading →

Texans, Round 6. Was a junior. I don’t see an NFL future for him, but he does fit better in Houston than at most other teams. But he’s behind Arian Foster, Dennis Johnson, and Ray Graham off the bat. Positives: Okay … Continue reading →

UDFA. Signed by the Panthers as a UDFA but was released in August. Was a junior. Positives: Though his bulk is on the low side, he’s compactly built. Above-average hands and can extend to catch passes away from his body. Keeps … Continue reading →