gfield88

I understand that Dayne, and Bell for that matter are not top tier runners on their own, but in the Denver system which scores tradionally 44 tds over all. All of the projections have Plummer throwing low 20's that still leaves 24 tds unaccounted for. Even in a 2 way split thats double digits for Dayne and Bell. Why wouldn't someone take both of the rbs (presuming its only a 2 way split and according to the huddle's cheat sheets they don't have Cobb listed) and you have a pair of potential double digits? Iguess I'm trying to understand. Last year Mike Anderson was the 51st ranked rb and scored 13. Everyyear it seems that the Denver rbs are overlooked.

Every year Denver is among the leaders in total rushing TDs and yet this year all predictions are for Dayne to score 6 to 8 and Bell to score 8 to 9. In 2005 Denver scored 21 with virtually the same team, what happened to the 5 extra rushing scores? Are the projections for Dayne and Bell too low?