Micah Kiser

A fifth-round selection in the 2018 draft, Kiser never saw the field for a defensive snap during the 2018 season. Then, he suffered a torn pectoral during the preseason last year and didn't play at all in 2019. It's been suggested Kiser was in line to see meaningful playing time last year and potentially even start, but his inexperience and limitations in pass coverage make him a serious question mark entering 2020. Additionally, while the Rams have plenty of holes to fill at the linebacker position, they also have a slew of players who'll compete to do so. Keep fantasy expectations for Kiser in check until he proves himself.

A fifth-round selection in the 2018 NFL Draft, Kiser was limited to playing special teams last year and didn't see the field for a defensive snap all season. He's in line to see an uptick in playing time with Mark Barron signing in Pittsburgh during the offseason. Kiser's coverage ability and range have been questioned, so the jury's still out on whether he can succeed as a three-down linebacker. Still, there's potential for him to rack up tackles if he can secure a starting role alongside Cory Littleton.