Will it be a rotation or a clear No. 1 running back in the Denver Broncos' stable?
Throughout the years, Sean Payton has proven how important running backs are for his offense. There have been concerns about therunning back room, but based on the early returns from training camp, the room has looked quite good, even with two players battling for one spot.
Throughout his career, Payton has utilized a rotation, mainly a three-person rotation, with a fourth running back picking up a couple of touches per game, at most, barring an injury. The top running back for Payton has averaged 241 touches in a season, though that is inflated from his final six years with the Saints, where he had a clear top back.
Meanwhile, McLaughlin and Perine had 112 and 109 touches last year, respectively. Payton's No. 2 back averaged 160 touches during his time with the Saints. Most of those estimated 60 touches taken from Williams will go to that position. The question is, which running back will it be?
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