Wayne Gallman
Prior to the arrival of Saquon Barkley in East Rutherford, there was a moment where Wayne Gallman appeared poised to take over at the No. 1 guy.
However, that did not happen and Gallman has seen his time on the field and production slip in each of the previous two season. In fact, he completely fell out of favor with Pat Shurmur and his coaching staff last season, spending much of the final half of the season on the bench.
Under Joe Judge, Gallman gets a completely fresh start and some much-needed air breathed back into his career, which could be good news for the team. After all, it’s not like Gallman lacks talent.
The 6-foot-1, 209-pound Gallman still averages 4.0 yards per carry on his career and as a rookie, demonstrated an ability to catch the ball out of the backfield. His pass protection, while nothing to write home about, as improved since 2017, which makes him a viable option at RB3.
Although many expect Gallman to be cut, he could end up using his clean slate to impress coaches with his study habits, high football IQ and all-around skills.