Mac Avery

I do not agree. They've seen enough of Brown to know he can carry the load. He takes over the Bradshaw role and Wilson's role remains unchanged. It doesn't matter who the running back is, if they don't have Eli, they aren't going anywhere. If they don't trust Wilson in pass pro, his role will be severely limited.

Why does everyone do this? Median yards per carry is roughly the same for all running backs. Isn't it the ability of running backs to break long runs that separates the good running backs from the ho hum?

Jermichael Finley The equation with Finley matches that of Gronk and Graham. PROFUSE TALENT + GREAT QB + PROLIFIC OFFENSE = TOP TIER TE

1) He's got an OL built to run 2) He's got a coaching staff that wants to run, understands his talents and likes his running style 3) He's got goal line duty no matter what 4) If Charles struggles with his knee (and history says he will) he's got a whole lot more 5) His ADP makes it tolerable if he doesn't pan out. Low risk/high upside.