Keiland Williams

After Ryan Torain took over as Washington’s lead runner in the second half of last season, Williams became the team’s third-down back, and he racked up 39 catches for 309 yards. The Redskins’ running back situation is muddled, as Torain will be competing with rookies Roy Helu and Evan Royster, as well as newly acquired Tim Hightower, for the starting job. Williams could also enter the mix, as there’s no sure thing among the group. He should be a factor on passing downs regardless.