Blue’s ankle injury is trending positively and a Friday debut versus Atlanta is in play. If healthy, Blue could supplement the Cowboys’ backfield, impacting Deuce Vaughn and Rico Dowdle’s roles and potentially easing Pollard’s workload in the approaching season.

Blue lands in Dallas with velocity and acceleration that could siphon touches from Miles Sanders and Javonte Williams as the Cowboys lean pass-heavy, zone-attack schemes. If he earns Week 1 reps, he could seize an expanded role behind a run-friendly offense, offering late-round league-winning upside.

Blue is highlighted as a speed-focused rookie with a path to early involvement in Dallas’ pass-heavy scheme, leveraging elite athleticism to carve a route to touches behind Miles Sanders and Javonte Williams and potentially become a key part of the Cowboys’ offense as the season unfolds.

Jaydon Blue lands in a Cowboys backfield with pass-catching upside and a clear path to touches in a crowded RB group. If he carves out a role in the receiving game, steady PPR value could accrue late in drafts, with dynasty potential hinging on his long-term workload and development behind the top backs.

Blue has drawn standout attention as a playmaker whose versatility is valued by the coaching staff. His ability to mix speed with power and his potential as a change-of-pace option keep him in the mix for important late-round or situational touches. His health and readiness to contribute in preseason reps will influence how Dallas rotates the younger backs with the veterans.