Lance Dunbar

Dunbar's tenure in Dallas was a frustrating one, as he would continually show flashes of being a dangerous pass-catching weapon out of the backfield before an injury would derail his season. He played only 17 games in his final two years with the Cowboys, who made little effort to re-sign him in the offseason, but the Rams happily scooped him up and inked him to a one-year deal. At 5-8, 195, Dunbar will never be mistaken for a lead back, but when healthy he's got great hands, runs strong routes and has the speed and elusiveness in the open field to turn any touch into a long gain. New coach Sean McVay has said he plans to use Dunbar the way his former team (the Redskins) used Chris Thompson, a role that could lead to some PPR value. The 27-year-old first needs to prove he can stay on the field, and he got off to a poor start in that department by opening training camp on the Physically Unable to Perform list with a knee injury. Dunbar is expected to stay on the PUP list to start the regular season, ruling him out for at least the first six weeks.