Las Vegas Raiders running back Sincere McCormick turned heads on Sunday, carrying the ball nine times for 27 yards and one rushing touchdown to go along with a red zone receiving touchdown in Week 1 of the Preseason. The second-year back looked nimble and comfortable catching passes out of the backfield on Sunday. If RB Josh Jacobs misses any time due to his holdout, McCormick could see some third-down work early in the season. He is only worth drafting in 14+ team leagues.
The Las Vegas Raiders signed former University of Texas-San Antonio running back Sincere McCormick as an undrafted rookie on Wednesday. McCormick set school records last year with 1,479 rushing yards and 15 touchdowns on 298 carries while also catching 22 passes for 184 yards. The Raiders also drafted running backs Zamir White and Brittain Brown, so McCormick will be way down on the depth chart behind Josh Jacobs, Kenyan Drake, Ameer Abdullah and Brandon Bolden. However, of the veterans, only Bolden is under contract beyond this season. McCormick, 21, isn't physically imposing and isn't fast by any means, but he's powerful and has the production to back it up. However, White will be the much more attractive dynasty league asset.
