The Broncos‘ running back rotation still resembles last season.
The one exception is that RJ Harvey took 100% of two-minute drill snaps, giving him more playing time than last year and Tyler Badie less. Harvey has played 76. 9% of two-minute drill snaps this season.
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Dobbins started the game, but RJ Harvey was more involved early, and he ended up with the most touches. Dobbins led the team with 11 carries, but Harvey added 10 receptions to his seven carries. Harvey proved to be a productive receiver out of the backfield, hauling in all 10 targets for 68 yards, but he and Dobbins both averaged just 3.6 yards per carry. Tyler Badie wasn't any better on a small sample size of 3.5 yards per carry on two attempts (Badie did add two receptions for 32 yards). As a team, the Broncos averaged 3.7 yards per carry, which is a disappointing number as the club struggles to establish the run.
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