Another RB to consider is Ka'Deem Carey

[gimmesix]

Last years 4th round pick of the Bears who only got 36 carriers his rookie year, and now the new regime brought in Jaquizz and drafted Langford. Despite only the 36 carries he did manage a very solid 158 yards showing the same great vision and downhill running style that made him great at Arizona.

http://m.bleacherreport.com/article...carey-faces-a-make-or-break-offseason-in-2015


So basically what I'm trying to get at is that THIS is the type of RB we should be targeting instead of washed up guys like CJ. I'm sure if we offered the Bears a conditional late pick right now we could bring this kid in to compete for the #1 job.

I'm all for competition, but bringing in a back whose pro resume isn't even as good as Randle's wouldn't exactly fill me with confidence. I prefer someone who has shown what he can do when he has to carry the load and the defense is focused on him (and what he has shown isn't that he can get injured or rush for fewer than 4 yards per carry). Displaced starters or primary backups who shared the load are what I'm interested in.

 

[Irvin88_4life]

Well, my point was that those complaining about Randle's lack of track record need to take closer look at Casey before recommending him.

Oh I agree with you 100 percent. I also think they are the same ones that say Philly has a deep and great running back group even with their injury history but yet McFadden will never be healthy.

Some like to complain about everything we do

 

[Doc50]

Why this fascination with all these backs that are no better, and probably worse, than the ones that are here?

The grass is always greener......

 

[Hoofbite]

Why this fascination with all these backs that are no better, and probably worse, than the ones that are here?

Because all the backs who are indisputably better have no chance of landing in Dallas.