Corey Taylor

Shamari Brooks got most of the attention in Tulsa's backfield last season, which makes sense given his 20.8 carries per game (second in the conference), but Taylor wasn't far behind him. He actually out-scored his counterpart with 11 touchdowns against his seven, and he still showed some yardage ability with four games over 100 yards. He'll likely still be behind Brooks in terms of usage, but there's value in a tough-nosed running back who has a knack for finding the goal line while receiving enough carries to rack up yards in the open field.