Jeremy McNichols

He gets very few carries and shares the job, so he's not a reliable option. He can pop for a long touchdown sometimes, but in most leagues don't pick him up — only consider him in very deep leagues or as a touchdown-chasing desperation move this week against the Chargers.

He can make big plays and catch passes, but he only played about a quarter of the snaps because he’s sharing the job, so grab him in deeper leagues or as an emergency fill-in and only start him if he clearly gets a lot more playing time or the main back is hurt.

With Austin Ekeler out for the year, McNichols should pick up the pass-catching role and a big chunk of snaps — grab him now in deeper leagues or as insurance. He’s only a reliable start if he’s getting targets early, since the backfield could be split and his quarterback doesn’t throw to running backs often.

Not a start now — he barely played and draws a tough matchup against Green Bay's run defense. If you have a spare bench spot, add him as cheap insurance in case of injuries; if not, pass and watch for more playing time or injury news.