Malcolm Brown

Brown's a role player, plain and simple. The Dolphins are going to give him touches; you don't sign a player for nearly $2 million to have him fourth on the running back depth chart. With that being said, he's not a sleeper candidate or anything, but rather someone who takes away some of the upside of players like Myles Gaskin.

While Malcolm Brown was far from expensive for the Rams in 2020, he's unlikely to remain in LA after slowly conceded the role to Darrell Henderson and eventually, Cam Akers. This was far from surprising but a pity as he's a serviceable backup. He'll likely play a similar role elsewhere but he remains low on dynasty value.