Quote:If we draft a running back we better improve the oline. No running back will be successful if they are engaged by a defensive lineman due to the lack of opening a hole to the second line of defense. Yeldon has a nack of making defensive players miss if he gets pass the defensive line and it usually ends in a good four of more yard gain. All teams would be happy with second and 6 or second and 4 yards aftter first down. He is not a speed back but quit effective when given space to work. As for Ivory If this guy could stay healthy he would be a top five back with some oline Help.

I don't think he can stay healthy but hey look at Marqise Lee this year. If financially resonable I would keep both backs and draft a power back to replace Ivory should he continue with injury problems. But no back will be successful without better play from the Oline.