DeeJay Dallas

Overall, not the most flashy or exciting back, but one who gets the job done. Good size for the position and may be the best back in this class when it comes to pass protection. Active eyes and constantly sets himself up square. Has deceptive top-end speed and carries a low center of gravity. Great contact balance and often gets lower than the defender. Lacks elite vision, but is at his best when out in space. Great receiver out of the backfield and was used frequently. Tough runner and keeps his legs churning. Competitor. Doesn't have the speed or burst to consistently break off big runs, but will be the type of player that can consistently gash your defense for 4-5 yards each time. May not be drafted highly in the NFL Draft due to lack of elite athleticism, but his pass protection and receiving ability will get him on the field right away. Could have a Jamaal Williams type of role for a team.

DeeJay Dallas makes debut for Seahawks in Week 4

Seahawks' 4th-round rookie RB DeeJay Dallas earned two rushing attempts for eight yards and hauled in both of his targets for 15 yards in a 31-23 win over the Dolphins.

Fantasy Impact

Dallas split carries and targets with fellow back-up RB Travis Homer, who saw four carries for five yards while converting a three-yard TD pass on his lone target from Russell Wilson. Dallas is in a clear timeshare with Homer to back-up Chris Carson, so there is no need to roster him until his role increases.