Jordan James opened training camp taking reps behind starter Christian McCaffrey on the San Francisco depth chart. Despite posting a modest 7.6-percent College Target Share (64th percentile) and 95.7 Speed Score (48th percentile), James has earned the trust of coaches and teammates. He remains ahead of rookie Kaelon Black and veteran Patrick Taylor for the No. 2 role. Meanwhile, the raw-yet-explosive Isaac Guerendo opened camp on the PUP list.

James is officially a top NFL handcuff back. Sitting directly behind a super back with a prolific injury history, he offers league-winning contingent value. He is savvy late-round target in fantasy football redraft and dynasty league formats.