Chase Edmonds

Career StatsF

Year	Team	GP	Yards	TD	YPC
Career		83	1,972	11	4.4
2025		3	—	—	—
2023		13	176	0	3.6
2022		13	245

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

This Chase Edmonds signing earns a solid B- CVI as a textbook low-risk depth acquisition that addresses organizational need without breaking the bank. At $0.8M AAV, any team is getting tremendous value for a running back who's proven capable of contributing in multiple offensive packages, even if his days as a featured back are behind him. The former Cardinals and Dolphins contributor may be classified as a depth piece now, but that undersells his versatility as a pass-catching threat who can spell a starter and contribute on third downs. The one-year structure eliminates long-term commitment while giving Edmonds a chance to rebuild his market value after a disappointing stint in Miami. At this price point, he's essentially a free lottery ticket for whichever team eventually signs him — the upside of getting 600-800 quality touches far outweighs the minimal financial exposure.

Performance Analysis

Chase Edmonds earns an F as a free agent running back, a former productive player whose career has hit a dead end. Edmonds was once a dynamic change-of-pace back with Arizona and Miami, but injuries and declining production have left him without a team. His burst and receiving ability have diminished to the point where he no longer offers the versatility that kept him employed. The running back market is brutal for aging players, and Edmonds has found himself on the wrong side of that equation. His NFL career appears to have run its course.