Keaontay Ingram

Ingram was an enigma during a four-year career that went through Texas and USC, flashing upside at both schools but also failing to fully meet expectations. He fell to the sixth round of the 2022 draft with the understanding that he was a "low floor, high ceiling" prospect. He followed with an inconclusive but uninspiring rookie season, so it's still difficult to tell where he might land in his range of outcomes. What's certain is that he's an above-average athlete (4.53 40, 122-inch broad jump at 221 pounds), and he outplayed 2023 fourth-round pick Roschon Johnson when the two were at Texas (though that was Johnson's first year playing running back). It's also certain that the Cardinals have no depth behind the injury-prone James Conner. Ingram does not need to stand out to outplay the likes of Corey Clement and Ty'Son Williams. Read Past Outlooks