Which starting RBs (or co-starters) are most likely playing their last (1 Viewer)

[Duffer]

Which starting RBs are most likely gone for 2011?

The purpose here is to identify starting RB jobs that could be opening up in 2011.

Examples:

Marion Barber no longer RB1 in Dallas for 2011

Clinton Portis no longer RB1 in Washington for 2011

Fred Jackson no longer RB1 in Buffalo for 2011

Joseph Addai no longer RB1 in Indianapolis for 2011

 

[abhall]

Deangelo Williams no longer RB1 in Carolina provided they don't resign him and make Jonathan Stewart their RB1.

 

[zamboni]

There will likely be a new sheriff in Miami, as Brown may not be back as the starter unless he has a big year, and Ricky probably hangs it up.

There seems to be no real starter in New England - one has to figure next year they get a workhorse.

Ryan Grant seems like a guy that could be easily replaced in Green Bay if he falters this year.

And a bit of a stretch, but Steven Jackson is going to hit the wall at some point. Maybe not this year, but perhaps next year.

 

[Man In The Box]

While not the most relevant, I think Hardesty will be the starter in Cleveland in 2011.

 

[CalBear]

Seattle is likely to be open next year.

Tampa Bay unless Williams has a resurgence.

Houston.

Denver.

Washington.

 

[zamboni]

Denver.

Unless Moreno has a long-term injury, I don't see how they'd replace him that soon.

 

[CalBear]

Denver.

Unless Moreno has a long-term injury, I don't see how they'd replace him that soon.

Denver has not had a RB lead them in rushing for three years in a row since Terrell Davis. If Moreno has another season like last year (3.8 ypc, no 100-yard games, injured), they'll want to bring someone in. His backups are Correll Buckhalter and Lendale White.

 

[shnikies]

Deangelo Williams no longer RB1 in Carolina provided they don't resign him and make Jonathan Stewart their RB1.

On that note, Deangelo Williams would be a good fit in Washington. If it's not Williams in Washington then somebody else not on their roster currently.

 

[rifkin]

The Jets if Greene doesn't get the job done.