Washington Commanders' Running Back Shakeup: Ford's Spot in Jeopardy

0:00On April 2-8, Washington Commanders been searching for a solid running back since Brian Robinson bounced. They signed Rashad White as the likely starter and added Jerome Ford from the Browns this off-season. Then they drafted Penn State stand-out K-Tron Allen in the sixth round, shaking up the whole backfield. Earlier this year, folks hyped seventh-rounder, Jekori Kroski, Marit, for his speed and space, kinda like White. But Allen's arrival hits different. He's a workhorse bill for heavy carries, not the flashy type. Now, reactions in DC points straight at Ford as the odd man out. He started a few games in Cleveland, but only got 24 carries last season across 13 games. Teams moved on quick when younger backs like Quincheon Juddkin showed up, and Ford's just seen his average. Allen brings serious college tape, over 4 years, 769 carries, for 4,180 yards and 39. Touchdowns. Even splitting time with a dew drafted by the Titans, his vision and patient, bowling

1:01ball-style scream immediate rotation fit, White and Kroski Marit can scrap for their niches in a split field. Ford's roster spot looks shaky right out the gate. Commanders might trim him before camp even heats up, locking in that fresh backfield depth for the long haul.