I have same dilemma and think same as most of the guys here. its time for me to drop him. if you, as I did, draft him as a rook he'll have played 16 of the 68 possible games since he hit NFL (I'm counting this season fwiw). I have started him exactly twice, one in his rookie year, and Sunday. I won the year he never played. Then I could afford to hold. now, not so much. Due to trades in each of last two years my rbs are AJones, Mosturd, and DCook.
but here's the caveat, what will YOU get in return? how deep is deep? my league we can only carry 4. Ive carried his injury prone ass for 4 yrs now, at the expense of getting someone else in the draft. I can't get that back. Nor can I assume I'll get a ww rb right now that I really want to start....now or ever. if deep means 6-8 in a 12 or greater league size I would keep him for sure. Potential is a rare thing, but its only viable if you can afford to keep prayin it comes to fruition at some point. If he could be half as good as you hoped he be for all this time , and again in 2024, and still be starter for Baltimore, isn't that a shitload better than a a 2nd or third stringer in Indy? that's really what you're looking at if there are already 60-70rbs on rosters. and for the thoughts he's been middling RB I would counter that's because Ravens chose to play RBBC. With Monken that's not likely. He does have a career avg of 5.8yds per carry when he's been healthy (again, rare I know). with 17-18 carry avg at even 80% of that he'd be a rb1 in every way, shape and form.
