After the game that Joseph Randle just had, it sounds pretty dumb to recommend another player from the same backfield, but somewhat lost in the Randle-mania was the fact that Lance Dunbar hauled in all 10 of his targets for 100 yards.

The fact of the matter is that Brandon Weeden owns an average depth of target of just 4.7 yards on his 33 attempts, which is basically below the basement of the rest of the league's marks. There's room in the receiver-devoid offense for both Randle and Dunbar to see backfield work, and they operate in different ways.

Dunbar has seen 23 targets this year, most among all running backs. His role shouldn't vanish in Week 4.