Elliott landed with the Patriots in mid-August, just days after a lackluster showing by Patriots backup running backs in their first preseason game. He'll provide some impactful depth for New England along with a proven track record in short-yardage/goal-line carries. What he's unlikely to provide is a heavy-volume option with efficient results -- he has recorded two carries of 30-plus yards over his last three seasons combined (712 carries) and is coming off an age-27 campaign where he averaged a career-low 3.8 yards per run. He also had a career-low 17 receptions. Elliott could flirt with 10 touches per week including goal-line carries but is unlikely to be an appealing must-start Fantasy option like he once was. We wouldn't get excited to draft him at all, but it might be worth letting him fill a bench spot with a late-round pick just to see what happens.