Abanikanda will join Issac Guerendo as a healthy member of the San Francisco 49ers running back room. The Pittsburgh product had a 22/70/0 rushing line in six games last season and will probably be worked in slowly behind Guerendo and perhaps practice-squad back Patrick Taylor. No reason to go wild on Abanikanda off waivers, Guerendo is the one you want for fantasy purposes.

Nothing too major here as the Jets inch closer to full strength. Most notably, wide receiver Mike Williams played his heaviest snap rate of the season in Week 5, something that could shift the emphasis of the offense further towards 11-personnel in the immediate future.

Nothing much to see here other than penning in Braelon Allen as the clear backup to starting running back Breece Hall. As expected, Mike Williams is active for Week 1 but is reportedly on some sort of snap count.

With Dalvin Cook waived, fifth-round rookie Abanikanda was the No. 2 back behind Breece Hall. Not targeted in the passing game, Abanikanda got out-touched ... 39-3. So it was good news, bad news for a rookie who hung around the roster all year and commanded 29 total touches. Hall is presumably locked into mega-touch bell-cow duties heading into 2024, but 21-year-old Abanikanda will certainly be in the mix for No. 2 status. He is worth keeping around in Dynasty leagues to see what shakes out.