If we see much of anything at all from Dunbar, it could hardly be much less than last week -- lol. I imagine at some point we'll have to lengthen his leash a bit to determine if he's learned his lesson about hanging onto the football. Dunbar can readily be a game-breaker for either his team or the opponent.
If he's proven one thing thus far, it's if you carry the ball low and loosely instead of high and tight, the extent of your playing time will be limited -- Garrett saw to that. At some point, he'll assuredly be given a second chance. Lance's potential for making the big play is just too tempting to consider keeping him out of the lineup for good.
I'm also somewhat inclined to believe Coach Garrett will be reasonably cautious in affording him more reps until he's duly proven himself in practice to have become significantly more reliable. Ball security is much too crucial for any team risk taking it for granted. Like most of us, I'll be looking forward to seeing good things from Dunbar.
