MAybe Evans whenn he's ready (if he has a ball security issur I don't want him in) and Freeman for now.
In addition to running (including understanding the play and knowing when to cut, set up and follow blocks) a McVay RB has to demonstrate at least some proficiency in pass pro and catching our of the backfield.
Where do Freeman and Evans fall on the scale? And what about Rivers? He's shown he can run - what else van he do?
Beyond those questions where the coaches have answers that we don't, our runblocking is still a work in progress. Geting better; we'll see whaat we have against Cinncinatti. Seattle and 49ers D's are stout against the run, and as the first tests for our newly-formed line and receivers in run-blocking, a learning experience.A more vulnerable Cincy run D plus coaching in the interim will show us what we have.
