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J.K. Dobbins, running back for the Chargers, is expected to miss upcoming games due to a knee sprain sustained during a loss to the Ravens. Dobbins, who has been injury-prone in past seasons, has been a key player this year with 766 rushing yards and eight touchdowns. With Dobbins sidelined, Gus Edwards will take over as the primary running back, supported by Jaret Patterson and Kimani Vidal.
The Chargers have activated running back Gus Edwards from injured reserve, allowing him to play against the Titans after recovering from an ankle injury sustained in Week 4. Edwards, who has rushed for 113 yards this season, returned to full practice participation. The team also made several roster adjustments, including signing tight end Tucker Fisk to the active roster and elevating cornerback Eli Apple and linebacker Caleb Murphy from the practice squad.
The Los Angeles Chargers have activated running back Gus Edwards from the injured reserve and signed tight end Tucker Fisk to the active roster. Additionally, cornerback Eli Apple and linebacker Caleb Murphy have been elevated from the practice squad for the upcoming game. Edwards, who has a history with the Baltimore Ravens, has contributed significantly in both regular and postseason games. Fisk, previously with the Atlanta Falcons, has shown versatility playing both tight end and defensive end. Apple, a former first-round pick, brings experience from his time with the New York Giants and Ohio State.
The Los Angeles Chargers have agreed to terms with free agent running back Gus Edwards, who is seen as a perfect fit for the team's offense. Edwards, coming off a productive season with the Ravens, brings a strong running style and familiarity with the Chargers' coaching staff. The team also added former Seahawks tight end Will Dissly to bolster their run-blocking. These moves align with the Chargers' goal of improving their running game to support quarterback Justin Herbert. The team still needs to address cap issues and may look to add another running back in the upcoming draft.
Gus Edwards has agreed to a two-year deal with the Los Angeles Chargers, reuniting with former Ravens offensive coordinator Greg Roman, who is now with the Chargers. With Austin Ekeler leaving for the Washington Commanders, Edwards is set to become the lead running back for the Chargers. The 29-year-old had a successful 2023 season with the Ravens, leading their running backs in rushing yards and touchdowns. In Baltimore, the Ravens will look to J.K. Dobbins and Keaton Mitchell to fill the void left by Edwards' departure.
Running back Gus Edwards agrees to a two-year deal with the Chargers after spending his first five seasons with the Ravens, reuniting with former Ravens executive Joe Hortiz in Southern California. Edwards rushed for a career-high 810 yards and 13 touchdowns in 2023 after missing the entire 2021 season due to a knee injury and much of the 2022 season with lingering issues.
Running back Gus Edwards has agreed to a two-year contract with the Los Angeles Chargers, reuniting with former Ravens coach Greg Roman. Edwards, known for his consistent rushing performance, joins the Chargers as they face uncertainty with running back Austin Ekeler's pending free agency. Despite a season-ending injury in 2021, Edwards has returned to play the last two seasons and holds impressive rushing records, making him a valuable addition to the Chargers' backfield.
The Baltimore Ravens are in talks to bring back running backs Gus Edwards and J.K. Dobbins for the 2024 season, while also considering options in the free agency market, which includes players like Derrick Henry and Saquon Barkley. General Manager Eric DeCosta expressed hope that they can reach agreements with Edwards and Dobbins, as the team looks to solidify its running back situation for the upcoming season.
As the fantasy regular season comes to a close, fantasy managers need to evaluate their rosters and drop players who are no longer viable options. Players like Joshua Dobbs, Gus Edwards, Devin Singletary, Josh Downs, and Drake London are listed as potential drops due to changes in their situations or lack of production. However, it's important to consider individual team needs and roster depth before making any decisions.
Baltimore Ravens running back Gus Edwards ties the franchise record for most touchdowns in a three-game span with his second touchdown against the Seattle Seahawks, bringing his total to six touchdowns in his past three games. Edwards, who has taken over as the starting running back after J.K. Dobbins' season-ending injury, also set a personal single-season high with his seventh touchdown of the year. The Ravens gained 200 rushing yards for the 27th time since Lamar Jackson joined the team in 2018.
The Baltimore Ravens are evaluating their options ahead of the trade deadline, with Coach Harbaugh stating that while they don't have a specific need, they are open to bringing in players who can make them better. The Ravens have a strong roster but could benefit from adding depth or a star player at a potential position of need. One area that could be addressed is the running back position, as Gus Edwards has been solid but lacks explosive playmaking ability. The team's success will depend on how General Manager Eric DeCosta evaluates the team and whether he decides to make a move or stand pat.