Gus Edwards, like Dobbins, faces an uncertain future after being released by the Chargers. Both players have similar career trajectories, and Edwards' physicality makes him a strong candidate for teams needing a bruising running back, particularly the Bears and Bengals.

Gus Edwards has been released by the Chargers after a disappointing season, averaging only 3.6 yards per carry. As he enters free agency, teams may view him as a valuable veteran presence.

Gus Edwards is expected to share carries with Najee Harris, continuing his role as a tough between-the-tackles runner while potentially losing some early-down opportunities.

Gus Edwards was released by the Los Angeles Chargers, signaling the team's need for new running back options in free agency.

Gus Edwards has been informed of his release by the Chargers as they look to overhaul their roster. Despite having a decent season, injuries curtailed his potential impact.