IF they thought they needed a RB, they could have easily drafted one (I think a lot of fans were surprised when they kept passing on some good ones). But then they signed EE shortly afterwards, so i guess that was their plan all along. So, it looks like they are going with what they have. I don't see any additions at this time unless someone gets injured.

Does that mean they have a good RB stable as it stands now? IMO, not necessarily, but maybe Dowdle, who they appear to be banking on, can break through bigtime and/or EE can turn back the clock. Freeman is a bit of a wild card but has been bouncing around the league (Dallas is his fifth team) and has yet the transition well from his great college production.

But hey, maybe we'll be pleasantly surprised?