Tyler Badie

Sit him this week — he’s been limited in practice and was even inactive recently, so his playing time looks shaky. Only think about starting him if he’s officially active and pregame reports say he’ll be getting running snaps or catching passes.

He's been thrown to eight times in two games, which suggests the team is using him as a catcher out of the backfield — add him now as a cheap backup who can score from catches. It's only two games and they share carries, so watch his snaps the next week or two before starting him.

He’s being used mostly on passing downs and could help as a backup because he’s getting the pass-catching work, but don’t start him yet. Add him for depth and only start him if he keeps getting regular snaps and at least two catches per game or if Dobbins or Harvey miss time.

Draft him in the final rounds as a bench backup. He could help if he gets the passing-down role or a starter gets hurt, but we’ve only seen a little of him and it’s not clear how many chances he’ll get.