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The original was posted on /r/nfl by /u/DankUrethra on 2023-09-10 02:35:04.
Today we most often see running backs like Sony Michel who retire early after only a couple seasons in the league because they were drafted high and given so many carries. On the other hand you have backs like Samaje Perine and Raheem Mostert who were underutilized until they got the carries to shine.
So who is a backup running back right now that you could see doing better towards the end of their career?
My pick would be AJ Dillon.