Sanders should get most of the work in the Eagles' offense, as he is clearly the most talented back on the roster. He is a very good player, which gives him top-10 upside. The Eagles have typically gone with a committee approach in the past, but the Eagles invested a second-round pick in him, and teams don't invest that much draft capital in a running back if he won't be a focal point of the offense. Sanders is the best running back the Eagles have had since LeSean McCoy, and he was very successful with the Eagles. Overall, Sanders is a little risky because the Eagles tend to use committees, but his upside makes him worth drafting in the sixth round.​