Any running back under Jim Harbaugh’s coaching is relevant in fantasy football. The head coach of Michigan and the previous San Francisco 49ers has always favoured an aggressive, run-heavy style of playmaking. Edwards may
be in store for a successful season if he is, in fact, the “bell cow” and the player most likely to receive touches close to the end zone.
Although Edwards, 28, has never scored 1,000 yards in the air, he did manage 13 touchdowns in 2023 while playing for the Baltimore Ravens, another team that relies heavily on running. If he has a highly successful fantasy
campaign in 2024, don’t be shocked.
“He’s the bell cow, the goal line [guy], the finisher,” he said. “The appropriate mindset for the task at hand. He assists us in achieving our goals of expanding and playing a physical brand of football on both sides of the ball, as I
mentioned to you earlier.”
Fantasy football fans should be interested in what new Los Angeles Chargers general manager Joe Hortiz had to say about running back Gus Edwards during his remarks to reporters on Thursday.
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