Tyler Badie

Badie makes the room because he offers something slightly different: third-down usefulness, special-teams value and a prepared depth option. He does not need a huge role to matter in a weekly game plan.

Strengths: Third-down skills, versatility, special-teams value, experience and roster resilience.

Weaknesses: Limited touch volume behind more featured runners and less established recent production.

Badie helps a roster in several small but useful ways. He can catch the ball, handle kickoff returns and bring quickness to a change-of-pace role. His 2025 receiving and return work mattered more than his eight rushing attempts. A four is right for a versatile reserve. To climb, he needs a longer run of efficient carries and more chances to show that his college production can translate.

Strengths: He is a useful pass catcher and an effective kick returner, with a productive all-purpose college background. Badie's quickness and roster versatility make him a practical game-day depth option.

Weaknesses: He has not received enough NFL carries to establish himself as a dependable feature runner. At 5-foot-8, he must consistently win with decisiveness and contact balance against bigger professional defenders.