Tyler Allgeier

Allgeier is a capable starter and might one day have the chance to prove it, but in the meantime he's simply an overqualified backup to a top-five running back. The Falcons would love to nurse leads often enough to give both Allgeier and Bijan Robinson double-digit carries on a regular basis, but it hasn't typically played out that way, and Atlanta doesn't project as a top team this year. If Robinson were to miss any time, though, Allgeier can plug in and thrive as a starter. In fact, Allgeier was a starter for most of his 2022 rookie season, when he ran for 1,035 yards and three touchdowns on 210 carries (4.9 YPC). He'll never be the dangerous receiving threat Robinson is, but Allgeier is a competent blocker with good hands (88.7 percent career catch rate). What's more, Allgeier has yet to fumble in the NFL, making him quietly one of the league's most well-rounded running backs.