Khalfani Muhammad

The former Cal track star averaged an impressive 5.9 yards per carry in his final two seasons in Berkeley and scorched the turf during his pro day in 2017 with a 4.35 40-yard dash. He hasn't yet earned a touch in the NFL, but lands in an interesting situation in Denver. The backfield is crowded with young potential stars in Phillip Lindsay and Royce Freeman, but new offensive coordinator Rich Scangarello is looking to install the same offense that made the similarly slight and speedy Matt Breida a threat in San Francisco. If he's unable to make his mark in the stable, Muhammad may carve out a role as a kick returner, a spot in which he tallied 1,931 yards during his college career.

This seventh-round rookie out of Cal brings a speed element currently lacking in Tennessee's running game. The 5-8 former track star ran a 4.35 40-yard dash at his pro day and demonstrated great hands in catching 55 passes in 44 games with the Golden Bears. If he can beat out David Fluellen for the No. 3 running back spot, look for the Titans to use Muhammad in a gadget role similar to the one filled by Dexter McCluster in 2014 and 2015.