Cowboys LINKED To Nick Chubb Signing By ESPN | Dallas Cowboys Rumors [10:01-11:50]
it's more RB2 or bust for him, because otherwise, you know, why bother having him on the roster as a 30 plus year old back who's not playing? If you're going to have the RB3 who's an active, give me Javante Blue. Give me the upside, the potential to be more in 2027 than opposed to what it is in 2026. Heck, you can even talk to me into Phil Moffa if you just want to have the short yardage big power back, right? So if it's close, and NFL teams are showing this time and time again, they're going to take the younger guy. They're going to take the guy that might help them on special teams because it's just how the game day roster works out. We've got a couple more final wrap up thoughts here, but we are now just 18 subscribers behind our battle against the Browns report this month. We've done a great job gaining ground here, and they're not cheating anywhere by going on live for Cavs Games. Hit that sub button if you haven't already for more free at CowboysYouTube videos. In light of the ESPN article on Nick Chubb, I think you only make sense to Dallas Cowboys if they don't have Javante Williams, and maybe if you don't have Malik Davis either, I think the skill set overlaps a little bit too much there. He doesn't help you on special teams. Nick Chubb is an RB2, if you think he's RB2, sure makes sense. RB3 though, he doesn't really help you in the ways you need RB2 to help you. For now, I'm passing on Nick Chubb. I will revisit if there's injuries, not going to be there or not, if there's poor performance or performances in camp in the preseason, if you don't trust for some reason Malik Davis-Jaden Blue, then it's a different conversation. For now, give those young guys the reps, and you can always revisit later, which I think is also the Nick Chubb would prefer too.
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