Keaton Mitchell

Keep Mitchell on your bench in deep leagues as a cheap long-term option, but in smaller leagues only pick him up if you need a backup this week because of injuries. He's a risky play with an unclear role, so don't start him unless he's officially active and looks like the team's main running back that week.

Pick him up only if you have an extra bench spot or need a backup for Derrick Henry, because he looked good in preseason and would only get real chances if Henry gets hurt or games get out of hand. If your roster is tight, just keep an eye on him and wait.

Draft him only in the late rounds as a long-shot backup. He looked fast in preseason but is coming off major knee surgery, so he’s risky but could become the main runner if Derrick Henry can’t play.

Draft him in the late rounds as a bench gamble. He ran and caught well in preseason and fits the new coach’s plan, so if he wins the main runner job he can score big some weeks, but he might also see very few chances.