Goodson has carved out an NFL niche as a change-of-pace back who can also factor on special teams, and Dallas added him in September as its third running back behind Javonte Williams and Emari Demercado. He is not an every-down option, but his receiving and return ability give the Cowboys a useful chess piece.
Strengths: Good receiving hands out of the backfield and return-game experience add versatility to the backfield room.
Weaknesses: Buried on the depth chart behind the starter and primary backup, so touches are likely to be scarce absent injuries.