This dude is fun to watch because he doesn’t go down easily. He’s doing the same thing he did in college which is breaking tackles. Always going forward. I know Phillip was a fan favorite but I’ll take Williams.
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Originally posted by Samiwindr View PostI rarely buy a rookie jersey, but I'd look a new one to wear to the Jets game this weekend and have leaning toward #33. He seeks contact the way TD used to
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He will be a very good player. I was glad the Broncos moved up to get him. His contact balance and power were easily among the best I've seen from a running back coming out of school in the past 15 years or so taking the draft seriously. Denver needs to get the ground game going. Unfortunately, the interior OL of the Broncos, particularly Risner and Cushenberry, absolutely suck at dealing with DE/DT power up front. Time to start utilizing TEs in the backfield with motion or as blockers to help because they can't do shit right now and have been dog shit running out of 11 personnel to start the year.
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I was reading the power rankings. This guy is an Idiot. The broncos are doing what they need to do with the running game ?? ? This shows he has not watched a Broncos game. Our running game has been the biggest let down this season. Followed by our O-line. I really thought this was the year that we would all be talking about how great our line was.
Vinnie Iyer, Sporting News
Current ranking: 21
Last week: 26
The Broncos are doing what they need to do with running game and defense, too, to support Teddy Bridgewater, who's making the plays that are available to his latest batch of diverse playmakers. They just need a more impressive resume than the dysfunctional Giants and Jaguars back to back.
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Originally posted by quoydogs View PostI was reading the power rankings. This guy is an Idiot. The broncos are doing what they need to do with the running game ?? ? This shows he has not watched a Broncos game. Our running game has been the biggest let down this season. Followed by our O-line. I really thought this was the year that we would all be talking about how great our line was.
Vinnie Iyer, Sporting News
Current ranking: 21
Last week: 26
The Broncos are doing what they need to do with running game and defense, too, to support Teddy Bridgewater, who's making the plays that are available to his latest batch of diverse playmakers. They just need a more impressive resume than the dysfunctional Giants and Jaguars back to back.
The running game has not been great, and the blocking has been an issue. But the running game has come through on occasion, which has supported the offense and TB.
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Originally posted by Powderaddict View Post
You left off the part "to support Teddy Bridgewater" which completely changes the context of what you are saying.
The running game has not been great, and the blocking has been an issue. But the running game has come through on occasion, which has supported the offense and TB.
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Hard to be among the league leaders in TOP without any type of run game. I don’t expect massive amounts of run plays when Teddys strengths are short to medium parts of the field. More defenders up front(which is why they’ve thrown downfield more than I thought they would). Where the run game has struggled is on 1st downs. Just bottled up slow developing type runs. We all know Teddy isn’t taking the ball on those RPO type handoffs. They are slow to get off. So defenders just key in on the RB every time. But those same plays when it’s play action have been successful in players getting open and Teddy is seeing where that happens.
I think it’s OK for now cause the TOP severely leans to denver both games.
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This is nice play calling by Shurmur. They show possible pass with 11 personnel, but run against what I would assume is the Jags nickel defense. Williams does the rest.
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Originally posted by quoydogs View Post
Completely disagree. We are using the pass game to set up the running game. So if it were written correctly they would say the broncos are using the passing game and the defense to control the game. I like both of our backs but without our pass game this year I think they would be the worst in the league .
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I wouldn't call it functional. It's certainly not good enough to win long-term unless you think Teddy is going to keep up a historic pace. Anyone can manipulate numbers to serve a narrative. That's easy.
If you take out Gordon's run and Denver's averaging just ~ 3.6 yards per carry. It's 4.5 YPC with it figured in. Risner and Glasgow have struggled with power on the inside. They are struggling to run in 3 WR sets (11 personnel), but doing a bit better than last year in 12 personnel.
It certainly has room to improve, but Risner and Cushenberry had their hands full the past two games. They have got to do better and Denver should utilize one of their TEs like an H-Back to help spring the run game with blocking or motion. Everything between LG/C or RG/C for the most part is getting punched down immediately.
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Originally posted by Requiem View PostI wouldn't call it functional. It's certainly not good enough to win long-term unless you think Teddy is going to keep up a historic pace. Anyone can manipulate numbers to serve a narrative. That's easy.
If you take out Gordon's run and Denver's averaging just ~ 3.6 yards per carry. It's 4.5 YPC with it figured in. Risner and Glasgow have struggled with power on the inside. They are struggling to run in 3 WR sets (11 personnel), but doing a bit better than last year in 12 personnel.
It certainly has room to improve, but Risner and Cushenberry had their hands full the past two games. They have got to do better and Denver should utilize one of their TEs like an H-Back to help spring the run game with blocking or motion. Everything between LG/C or RG/C for the most part is getting punched down immediately.
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