Chase Edmonds

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers designated running back Chase Edmonds (knee) to return from Injured Reserve on Monday, so he can now be activated at any time over the next three weeks. Edmonds was listed as a full practice participant on Monday as well, so there's a chance he could officially come off IR and play this Thursday night against the Buffalo Bills. A sprained MCL has kept the 27-year-old out of action since Week 2. He wasn't a fantasy factor before the injury and won't be now that he's on ... [Read More]

Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back Chase Edmonds is the team's third-down running back. Head coach Todd Bowles called Edmonds a "jack of all trades" in that he can run, catch, pass block and play special teams, and he said Edmonds "understands the game completely." He has a 78.9% pass-block win rate since 2018 and has allowed just five sacks. "He is lightning in a bottle. He is shot out of a cannon. He can do as much as a lot of our slot receivers can too, so he is a really dangerous asset for ... [Read More]

Denver Broncos running back Chase Edmonds (ankle) was activated from Injured Reserve and made his return on Christmas Day in the 51-14 blowout loss to the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday. In his first game action since Week 11, Edmonds carried the ball six times for 31 yards and caught both of his targets for 22 yards. He had only two fewer carries than backfield leader Latavius Murray and gained three fewer yards as well. Marlon Mack had four carries for 22 yards. Edmonds should serve as the ... [Read More]

Denver Broncos running back Chase Edmonds has bounced around the NFL over the past two seasons. The veteran running back was with the Arizona Cardinals last year. Initially, he was supposed to be the starter, but James Conner took over the lead role.In the offseason, Edmonds signed a two-year deal with the Miami Dolphins. Many fantasy players were excited to see him as the lead back in Miami. However, Raheem Mostert took over the lead role in the backfield, and Edmonds got traded to Denver at ... [Read More]

Miami Dolphins running back Chase Edmonds rushed four times for 14 yards against the Detroit Lions in Week 8. He was not involved in the passing game. Edmonds' role has steadily declined throughout the season, and he should now be dropped in most fantasy leagues. If Miami trades for a running back in the next couple of days, Edmonds' minimal production will decline even further. [Read More]