D.J. Ware

Reserve running back who catches well out of the backfield. Will battle Da' Rei Scott for the third running back job.

Rarely used, Ware has totaled just 35 rushing attempts over his three years in the league, but he possesses three-down capabilities and has averaged 4.6 YPC over his career. Ahmad Bradshaw and Brandon Jacobs are firmly ahead of him on the depth chart, but both have injury histories, and the Giants’ system under Tom Coughlin is highly conducive to big rushing stats. It’s not out of the realm of possibility that Ware makes an impact in 2011. He’s a deep sleeper to keep in mind.

Will vie for the team's No. 3 RB job behind Brandon Jacobs and Ahmad Bradshaw. Has the ability to run inside and could see goal-line work if injuries strike the other two.

Will battle with Andre Brown and Ahmad Bradshaw for reserve running back duty.

Reserve running back is a long shot to make the team.

Okay, so he's an undrafted free agent and he didn't even start his final year of college - why worry? Somehow, Ware still managed to beat out Tony Hollings with the Jets. He'll be a third or fourth running back to start the year.