Tony Pollard

Once we get more clarification on who the Cowboys backup running back is, rankings will change. As of now, it's got to be treated as if Pollard will get the first shot at it. They took Pollard in the fourth-round, then took Mike Weber in the seventh-round, which is quite the gap. Pollard was viewed as a versatile weapon who could be used on special teams, at running back, and at wide receiver, so it's possible they want Weber in the backup role, while Pollard plays a universal role. This is a backfield to pay attention to in the preseason, as Ezekiel Elliott's handcuff is worth quite a bit.