The Cleveland Browns have made significant strides in their running back roster this offseason, highlighted by the selections of Quinshon Judkins from Ohio State and Dylan Sampson from Tennessee in the second and fourth rounds, respectively. Coupled with the re-signing of Jerome Ford, the Browns' running back room has become quite crowded. As a result, General Manager Andrew Berry indicated that Nick Chubb's return is now unlikely, acknowledging the team's shift towards younger players.

Chubb, who returned from a severe knee injury last season, struggled in his limited appearances, averaging just 3.3 yards per carry. His performance has raised concerns about his effectiveness moving forward, particularly as he enters his 30s, a challenging age for running backs. While Berry leaves the door slightly ajar for a potential return, he realistically assesses Chubb's diminished capacity, which has left fans wondering if they will ever see the superstar running back in his prime again.