James Starks

Starks finished the year as a top-25 back in basic scoring leagues, which gives you an idea of how messy the RB landscape is these days. He set career bests for carries, catches, total yards, yards per catch, and total TDs. Nonetheless, a 4.1 average rush isn't going to make anyone forget the Vince Lombardi power sweep, and the Packers seem to view Starks best employed as a complementary piece, not someone forced into a starting role. Eddie Lacy has trimmed down from his chunky 2015 weight, according to all reports, and the team will give him every chance to be more of a foundation back this fall. Starks is also entering his age-30 campaign, so last year's return might go down as the best we ever see. There's some handcuff and lottery ticket value here, but if upside is all you care about, you can probably do better elsewhere.