blueblood70
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Here's what you're forgetting the Cowboys rich history might say that we always have a blue chip three down running back but I believe they're doing it the way the rest of the NFL is and no one is counting on Tony Pollard or deuce Vaughn or guys like that to do it on his own they literally both can't be lead backs you can book that too put it in three inch headlines Tony Pollard is not good enough to be a three down back he tailed off big time at the end of last year because of his carry load maybe he'll be able to do a little more this year but I don't think he could do more than 15 to 16 carries and still be fresh to go into the playoffs. So going forward I believe you would want to keep deuce Vaughn for the future if he works out to be basically the new Pollard and we need to bring in another back in 2024 that's a little bigger and can do a little bit more in short yardage and between the tackles and we're gonna do running back by committee and spend less money at the running back position just like the stories that have been flooding social media the last two weeks.He’ll make the team, because Jerry will see to it. They made far too big a deal drafting him, for him not to make the team. However, you’re going to be very wrong if you think he’ll be our best RB by the end of the season. Tap the Brakes! He simply doesn’t have the size. The Cowboys will likely move on from Pollard after this season, because he’ll have five years of wear and tear and they’re not going to want to give him a long-term extension. With that being said, if you think Vaughn is going to be our lead back heading into the future you’ll be sadly mistaken. Some of you continue to go way overboard with him.
So, I don't think anybody's thinking this dude is going to be our lead back but neither is Tony Pollard...
Tony Pollard is not gonna be able to do it this year on his own regardless of him saying if you call, it I'll haul it... oh except for when you get 3.8 yards per carry 51 yards per game no touchdowns and get hurt twice in the span of five games to finish the season. So, I'm doing load management also on Pollard up until the playoffs and then you want to ride the dude into the dirt that's fine because he's not going to be here next year.
I would like them to use 4 running backs, activate 3 on GD depending on the game plan is who you choose for that week's opponents weaknesses...