The Cowboys made a change in their running back room on Friday.
Cowboys sign RB Jashaun Corbin
The Dallas Cowboys signed running back Jashaun Corbin, potentially adding depth to their roster.
Scoring Zone's Take
Jashaun Corbin's signing with Dallas is a pure depth move at this stage, and the impact score of zero tells you exactly how the market is reading it — this is not a roster spot to chase in draft prep. Corbin joins a crowded Cowboys backfield picture as a depth piece, and with no reported details on snap competition, role, or contract guarantees, there's nothing here suggesting he's carved out a path to meaningful touches.
For fantasy purposes, treat Corbin as a non-factor heading into draft season. He shouldn't occupy a bench spot on your roster in any format, including deep dynasty or best-ball builds, unless you see further reporting on him climbing a depth chart or the Cowboys suffering injuries at the position. Right now he's a camp-body add worth monitoring only if preseason usage reports start trickling in showing him getting real reps with the offense.
Confidence here is high on the fact itself — both sources confirm the signing with full certainty — but confidence on any fantasy relevance is essentially zero. This is a "log it and move on" item for your draft board. Revisit if training camp news breaks out showing Corbin pushing for a rotational role, but as of now there's no actionable takeaway beyond awareness that he's in the building. Don't spend a late-round pick or a waiver claim on this without more concrete signal.