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Former Dallas Cowboys<\/strong> wide receiver Dez Bryant<\/strong> is never one to shy away from bold ideas – especially when it involves his former team. His latest suggestion?<\/p>\n Sign veteran running back Nick Chubb<\/strong>, pair him with rookie Jaydon Blue<\/strong>, and watch the Cowboys<\/strong> offense become the most dangerous unit in the NFL.<\/p>\n On the surface, it sounds far-fetched. After all, Dallas<\/strong> has already made a number of changes to its backfield this offseason. But Bryant’s<\/strong> vision, while optimistic, raises valid questions about the current state-and long-term viability-of the Cowboys’ running game.<\/p>\n Chubb<\/strong>, once the centerpiece of the Cleveland Browns<\/strong> offense, remains a free agent after two injury-riddled seasons. A torn ACL and MCL ended his 2023 campaign early, and a broken foot later hampered his return in 2024. Though he’s been posting workout footage and signaling he’s close to full recovery, teams have understandably been cautious. As of now, no deal has materialized.<\/p>\n Still, Dez Bryant<\/strong> is convinced that the Cowboys<\/strong> are making a mistake by not seriously considering the 28-year-old bruising back.<\/p>\n Since parting ways with Rico Dowdle<\/strong> at the end of the 2024 season, the Cowboys<\/strong> have completely overhauled their running back group. They’ve brought in two veterans – Miles Sanders<\/strong> and Javonte Williams<\/strong> – and drafted two rookies, Jaydon Blue<\/strong> and Phil Mafah<\/strong>, to compete for carries this summer.<\/p>\n On paper, it’s a versatile mix. Sanders<\/strong> has starting experience, and Williams<\/strong> has shown flashes of promise. Meanwhile, Blue<\/strong> and Mafah<\/strong> offer youth and potential upside. However, none of these players are proven game-changers at this point in their careers. That uncertainty leaves room for speculation-like the kind Bryant is stirring.<\/p>\n “If the Cowboys<\/strong> get Chubb<\/strong> and combine him with Jaydon Blue<\/strong>, the Cowboys<\/strong> offense will be the most dangerous in the NFL,” Bryant tweeted.<\/p>\n He followed that up by highlighting how valuable Chubb’s<\/strong> experience could be to Blue’s<\/strong> development.<\/p>\n “That’s how you mold a young promising running back.”<\/p>\n From a mentorship standpoint, it’s a compelling argument. Chubb<\/strong> has long been regarded as one of the most technically sound and hardworking backs in the league. Even if he’s not ready to carry a full workload, his presence could elevate the performance of the younger backs around him.<\/p>\n FREE AGENT PRO BOWL RB NICK CHUBB IS FULLY HEALTHY.<\/p>\n \ud83d\udc40\ud83d\udc40\ud83d\udc40<\/p>\n WHAT TEAM SHOULD SIGN CHUBB\u2026?pic.twitter.com\/46aobZnNq8<\/a><\/p>\n — MLFootball (@_MLFootball) May 20, 2025<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\nDallas’ backfield revamp leaves questions<\/h2>\n
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