Miles Sanders has signed with the Dallas Cowboys, igniting intrigue despite a lackluster recent performance with the Carolina Panthers. With a guaranteed salary of $1.2 million, Sanders is seen more as a backup than a primary option, especially with the Cowboys' new acquisition of Javonte Williams. However, Sanders brings a chip on his shoulder, determined to prove critics wrong after two difficult seasons. Despite his low grades in recent years, he possesses potential as a capable runner with breakaway speed. The success of the Cowboys' rushing attack will depend heavily on the offensive line and play design under new coordinator Brian Schottenheimer.