Cleveland Browns Couldn’t be more excited to welcome star Nick Chubb back to the field a few weeks ago.

The hope when he returned was that Chubb could pick up where he left off and become the superstar running back he was for most of his career. This version of Chubb hasn’t been seen in three games so far.

Chubb carried the football 42 times for 113 yards and a touchdown. He also had two catches for six yards.

It goes without saying that these numbers are not very effective.

One NFL analyst expressed some concerns about Chubb due to his slow start in his first three games.

Cleveland’s Anthony Lima 92.3 Fans He expressed his concerns in the last episode of his show.

“I’m not saying it’s over. I’m just saying the Nick Chubb I’ve seen so far is not in the same galaxy as the Nick Chubb we’ve seen dominate the league and looks like one of the best running backs in today’s history.”

It may be difficult for Chubb, 28, to get his career back on track before his injury. Getting over the pain of two horrific injuries to one knee can be difficult.

Let’s face it, there’s still plenty of time for Chubb to figure things out. He may need a little more time to take on the same workload he used to have.

But there are also legitimate reasons to worry about him.

Hopefully we see Chubb start to step up throughout the rest of the season. It would be unfair to judge him completely after just three games under his belt. But there is reason to think the Browns might be in trouble.

With all that said, it will be interesting to see what the rest of the season has in store for Chubb. If he can start to pick things up and show signs of his former talent, Cleveland will be in a great place. If he continues to struggle, the Browns might be smart enough to consider bringing in another running back for next season.