Ever since the end of last season, one of the biggest questions surrounding the Los Angeles Rams has been whether C.J. Anderson would be back in the picture after stepping up in a big way when the team was dealing with issues surrounding Todd Gurley.
With Gurley dealing with a knee injury towards the end of the 2018 season, the Rams signed Anderson for insurance purposes to provide some extra depth in the backfield, but the move ended up working better than anyone ever expected.
By finishing the final two games with 299 rushing yards with two touchdowns, Los Angeles seemed to all of a sudden have a new dynamic duo to work with on offense with Anderson splitting carries with Gurley.