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Dalvin Cook, MIN: Needs to stay healthy AND get some o-line help to realize almost limitless upside.
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Le'Veon Bell, FA: Time away/high mileage/unknown next employer make him a high-risk property.
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Phillip Lindsay, DEN: Sub-200 pound frame could make him a long-term durability concern, but few backs are more explosive.
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Kareem Hunt, FA: Anyone's guess when he'll be allowed to play again, but elite tackle-breaker's game fits any system.
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Derrius Guice, WAS: ACL surgery complications reportedly cast doubt on his prospects for 2019.
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James White, NE: RB1 upside in PPR leagues likely directly tied to how much longer Tom Brady can be serviceable.
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Devonta Freeman, ATL: Injury woes last two seasons may be a sign his body can no longer hold up for 200-plus touches.
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Chris Carson, SEA: Smash-mouth running style makes him a good bet to consistently miss time.
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Ronald Jones, TB: Combination of injuries/impatience/bad blocking led to a forgettable rookie season.
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Josh Adams, PHI: Jay Ajayi's uncertain status for 2019 makes this UDFA a bit of a wild-card.
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Matt Breida, SF: Expected to settle back in as McKinnon's complement in 2019.
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Kenneth Dixon, BAL: Lack of durability only thing keeping him from being a top 25 back.
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Spencer Ware, KC: Expectation should be KC drafting Hunt's successor on Day 1 or Day 2 this spring.
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Giovani Bernard, CIN: Free-agent-to-be has flashed feature-back potential on occasion.
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T.J. Yeldon, JAC: Free-agent-to-be could remain a serviceable pass-catching complement on new team.
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Justin Jackson, LAC: Recent play shows how underappreciated he was in draft this spring.
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Carlos Hyde, JAC: Went from early-season stud to Leonard Fournette's handcuff in about two months.
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John Kelly, LAR: Preseason standout should get solid shot to move up to No. 2 on depth chart in 2019.
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C.J. Anderson, FA: Should get a chance to be at least a 1B back somewhere in 2019.
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= Upside
= Risk
