jsmith6919
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I will say it. Despite age and injury concerns I am that desperate I want to give him a shot.
He still looked pretty good this preseason, make it happen Jerry
I will say it. Despite age and injury concerns I am that desperate I want to give him a shot.
I would not. He's 34 and been under 4ypc two of the last three years, including 2014.
That already exceeds what Dunbar is going to get you.
The replacement for Dunbar is going to have to play special teams, Dunbar is on every special team unit.
Ok. Give that to Randle. I don't care who does it. I just don't want to lose out on a chance for a special season because of the problem that was staring them in the face.
Maybe Jackson isn't the answer but I would be willing to kick the tires.
I don't want my starting RB tiring himself running all over the place on special teams.
The replacement for Dunbar is going to have to play special teams, Dunbar is on every special team unit.
Fred Jackson is not the answer.
I'm as underwhelmed with our RB situation as anyone, but guys like Fred Jackson or Stephen Jackson won't solve anything, unfortunately.
We are way better off with mediocre RBs that are still in their 20s than we would be with a RB in his 30s dragging his walker around the field.
Pretty sad a player that useless at his normal position can make himself indispensable like that.
If Saturday's game was any indication, he isn't playing on STs all that much.
I don't know if the preseason games are really an indication. For example I don't think we have been using McCray on special teams in the preseason either. Yet we all know the whole point of him being here is to play on the special teams coverage units. I think our special teams have been so bad this preseason because the coaches have made a decision to try a bunch of different guys out there to see what they can do or to get their feet wet.
Could be, but I found it interesting that our 3rd TE made that list and he didn't.

Fred Jackson is not the answer.
I'm as underwhelmed with our RB situation as anyone, but guys like Fred Jackson or Stephen Jackson won't solve anything, unfortunately.
We are way better off with mediocre RBs that are still in their 20s than we would be with a RB in his 30s dragging his walker around the field.
The 3rd TE would be an example of trying out a new guy.![]()
I don't know if the preseason games are really an indication. For example I don't think we have been using McCray on special teams in the preseason either. Yet we all know the whole point of him being here is to play on the special teams coverage units. I think our special teams have been so bad this preseason because the coaches have made a decision to try a bunch of different guys out there to see what they can do or to get their feet wet.
If Saturday's game was any indication, he isn't playing on STs all that much.