gimmesix
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We got McFadden for cheap and he proved himself last year. You don't reward the man like that the following year. I think it would be a bad move to trade him now.
Again, I think it depends. We've got Morris on a two-year deal and he might prove in camp to be a real good fit for this offense. Then, we've got our sixth-round pick vying for a spot who might also can contribute on special teams, while none of the other three backs will (not counting Dunbar at the moment).
I don't think what we got McFadden for or him proving himself are reasons not to trade him. If we can get value for what we invested, that's a good deal for the team. But again, it depends on what we see from the other backs. The problem with trading McFadden is going to be him being an older back without much history of success, especially recently, other than behind this line. However, if we end up with four backs worth keeping, I have no problem just getting a late-round pick for him.
We might just keep all four (with Dunbar in reserve when he comes off PUP), but I'm having trouble finding room on the roster for four tailbacks.