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There was a time that Dobbins looked like a future star, averaging 6.0 yards per carry as a rookie. That time may have passed. The former Buckeye has been absolutely ravaged by injuries, logging only nine games during the past three seasons combined. Last year, it was a torn Achilles' tendon in Week 1 that brought his campaign to an abrupt close after just eight carries. Prior to that, a torn ACL cost him all of 2021 and then required a clean-up procedure, dogging him throughout 2022.
When he entered the league, Dobbins looked like a top-tier back, displaying a dangerous blend of speed and power. He claims to be fully recovered from his most recent setback, though following two major injuries it remains to be seen how much burst remains. Dobbins has the higher ceiling -- his 5.8 yards-per-carry average is league's best among players with 200 or more carries since he entered the NFL -- but the downside is considerable. As your RB4, maybe he's worth the risk.
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Najee Harris signs one-year deal with Chargers
Max value $9.5 million
By: Mike Krueger | Mon Mar 10, 9:18 pm
| | Former #Steelers RB Najee Harris is signing with the #Chargers for 1-year, max value $9.5M, multiple sources tell @NFLonFOX.
Harris eclipsed 1,000 yards rushing in each of his first four seasons. A new weapon for Justin Herbert. (Jordan Schultz on X)
FFToday's Take: Najee has topped 1000 yards in each of his first four seasons in the league and now becomes the top option in the Chargers backfield with J.K. Dobbins yet to re-sign and Gus Edwards released. There's some fantasy upside here depending on who the Chargers add to the running back room via free agency or the draft.
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