Ezekiel Elliott was a key part of the Cowboys' previous running back duo, contributing power and yards for the team before his departure. His previous success sets a benchmark for the new players to aspire to.

Trey Lance's acquisition by the Cowboys for a fourth-round pick is now viewed as a failed experiment, given his lack of playing time and eventual transfer to the Chargers.

The Chargers have maintained a steady approach this offseason, securing both seasoned players and retaining key assets to stay competitive. Their offseason choices reflect a commitment to balancing depth with star power.

Dobbins, just 26, is still available as a free agent and could elevate Washington's running back room, which struggled last season, potentially becoming a top contender in the committee.

Justin Herbert is expected to leverage the skills of newly drafted players like Hampton and Harris as he aims to enhance his performance and lead the Chargers effectively.