Keep them and split the time. Right now there's nothing wrong with having two RB's, especially for the price we have them for.

Jackson should be number one on the depth chart though.

Keep him, Lynch will only get better and both compliment each other very well.

Even when Lynch got injured last year Jackson looked solid but Lynch is still their number one guy.

Lynch is bigger and can be used in different situations more than Jackson.

Lynch drags 3 or 4 guys on his back before he goes down also. a Lynch/Jackson duo will decimate teams.

Lynch can't read his blocks for shit though. He drags 3-4 guys because he can't find the right hole.

I would split time between the two of them and see if our rejuvenated running game is the product of the line playing well, or if its Jackson being more adept at finding seams.

I disagree with that, Lynch is going to be a much better RB then Jackson, that is why he got drafted and Jackson had to go through two Arena leagues and Europe before landing in the NFL.

Lynch has good numbers and he is a good running back, Freddie is a faster runner which is why he has more yards per carry, but saying Lynch can't find holes to run through, or run behind a block is completely false.

In those highlights he read many holes and found many openings to run through. He found his lead blocker ran behind him and then took off. they only reason Lynch is useless right now is because he is suspended.

When he comes back no one will ever want to trade the guy or get rid of Jackson, because both of those RB's together should be able to put up over 100 yards every game easily.

No one said he can't find holes or run behind a block. He is just not that great at reading his blocks. It's true. No one is going to be able to find highlights of him getting stuffed because no one saves those. I'm not saying he's a terrible back, but his ability to read blocks and cutback lanes, and his ability to know when to just hit the hole and go down for a four yard gain has been very underwhelming.

Now part of that falls on the predictability of previous play calling, part of it falls on substandard run blocking, but a lot of it goes on Lynch. That's why I've adopted a wait-and-see approach. I want to see what Lynch can do with our apparently rejuvenated run blocking. I think week 4, Freddie Jackson is the starter. He's earned it.