My thought which came to me this morning is: what if he gets injured right away (again) is that he is gone as well and we save X money for him also.
I liked KJ the whole time, but he’s off the field too much for my taste so . I’m not planning on him being gone , or wishing/hoping that he is , but I do wonder which way things will go with him weather he remains here or not.
well , I’m not so certain . he keeps getting injured and NOT playing/not on the field they will part ways…he’s already been injured at least twice and missing BIG chunks of the season so if he keeps that trend , I don’t see him being here a whole lot longer.
KJ has been here 2 seasons and has played the equivalent of 1 season or 16 games out of 34.
I don’t know if it’s today or then but my concerns about his health stand , I’ve seen nothing that cements the idea he can stay healthy so far and that is the reason for the thread. If he goes out on injury again it’s likely he won’t play another game until 2020.
Rookie deals are cheap. He’s great when healthy. The running back position takes a ton of abuse. It’s wise to keep as much depth as possible. KJ isn’t an old school bell cow RB. His touches should be limited to around 10-15.
Quinn keeps crapping the bed in the off-season to accumulate legitimate RB depth. I’m not advocating spending 1st round picks in backs but we’ve just had two very deep RB classes where there was high level talent available up to the 3rd/4th round and we only came away with one back.
Lions Blood you are right about KJ not being the workhorse and sole back , which is why I said many times we needed to take snaps off of him to rest KJ and get another LEGIT #2 RB to pair with him…SO we aren’t missing a beat when KJ was resting. IMO trying to force him to play more than he should have was a mistake that lead to KJ’s injuries- plural.
no question he should-have been sharing carries. I really liked him (when he was healthy) but…now that’s not always the case.