My first thought was yeah, isn’t there someone more explosive out there?

But it’s late in the year and getting someone new schooled up enough might take a while... this will be a seamless deal, he can jump right in if needed

All in all, this is the best move to be made IMO
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You aren't looking for or going to find a great RB on the street right now.

Ware knows the offense and can come in and step right in.
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He knows the offense. Moreover, fresh legs.
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I always liked the guy. Sign him.
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Why? Gawd this is shit.
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I keep seeing the BUS on TV commercials.
He is pulling a dude around that is trying to rip off his flag football flag.
still has leg strength
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This. It's no more complicated than that. He's a for now solution, not a long term solution
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Ok genius, who should we sign?
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How about Christian McCaffrey or Nick Chubb, or Derek Henry or Dalvin Cook or Josh Jacobs or ..............

DAMNIT, CARL:-)
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CJ Anderson came off the street last year and was amazing for the Rams. Seasoned vet, proven production and recent production.
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Where's spiller when you need him?
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He can't have #32 back though.

Well if they do sign him, maybe #38 or #39.

#20 - #29 all taken with #28 RB Abner Haynes - retired.
#30 - RB Elijah McGuire and CB Alex Brown (practice squad)
#31 - RB Darrel Williams
#32 - S Tyrann Mathieu
#33 - RB Stone Johnson - Retired #
#34 - RB Darwin Thompson
#35 - CB Charvarius Ward
#36 - RB Mack Lee Hill - Retired #
#37 - RB Joe Delaney - Not officially retired, but they have not been using it since Joe's passing.
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Veach should fire up his DeLorean and go get 2013 Jamaal Charles.
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Why not the 40s?
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NFL at one time used 40s numbers for RBs but now you see it being used for TEs, FBs, LBs, Safeties, and LS positions.
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