Eno Benjamin

A seventh-round pick in 2020 who didn't see the field at all in his first NFL season, Benjamin finally got some snaps last year, although he didn't do a whole lot with them and didn't see double-digit touches in a game until Week 18. The Arizona State product runs with decent power, balance and elusiveness despite a less than smooth running style, traits that earned him a spot as a kick returner, and he flashed the skills to be a passing-down option in college. James Conner seems locked atop the Cardinals' depth chart after his big 2021, but his track record hints that he'll end up missing some games if asked to handle a large workload. With Chase Edmonds now in Miami, that could eventually open the door for Benjamin to take on a more significant role, although the team brought in former Kansas City backup Darrel Williams and drafted Keaontay Ingram in the sixth round to compete for the No. 2 spot.