Tyrion Davis-Price

Kyle Shanahan's ability to turn unheralded running backs into productive NFL players is almost a cliche at this point, as guys like Elijah Mitchell, Raheem Mostert and Jeff Wilson have enjoyed productive stretches in his system. That's going to put Davis-Price on a lot of sleeper lists, even though few projected him as a third-round pick before the 2022 NFL Draft. The 49ers took him 93rd overall, after Davis-Price ran for 1,744 yards in three seasons at LSU (1,004 his final year) and put up a 4.48 40 at the combine. Incumbent starter Mitchell enters training camp atop the depth chart, but between Mitchell's long list of injuries last season and Shanahan's history of backfield surprises, there are a few different paths for a backup like Davis-Price, Wilson or Trey Sermon to come into fantasy value. Sermon was a bust last year after also being a surprise third-round pick in the draft, and while Davis-Price could ultimately meet the same fate, summer ADP suggests it'll at least be much cheaper to find out.