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Ronnie Hillman is listed atop the Broncos' first training camp depth chart at tailback.
footballjunkie said:Montee Ball - RB - Broncos
According to the Denver Post, rookie Montee Ball was the "best" performer of the Broncos' top three running backs in Saturday's intrasquad scrimmage.
Of note, Ball ripped off a nine-yard run with the first-team offense that got Denver a first-and-goal at the four-yard line. Ronnie Hillman "started," but Ball was mixed in with the ones, while Knowshon Moreno served as the No. 3 back. Ball could begin to separate himself from Hillman and Moreno in live action this preseason. Hillman has better quickness and projects as the change-of-pace back.
Source: Denver Post Aug 4 - 6:10 PM
Wutthecrapman said:So rotoworld has been telling everyone for 2 weeks now including this morning that Ronnie Hillman has been looking outstanding in camp, we get the first positive feedback by Ball from apparently the greatest source on the internet today... And there's a new Monte Ball is god every other back is trash thread. (That's sarcasm for those who will now quote me) Yay!
Loyal educated readers of this site will read what members are posting, and it mirrors the sentiment of JR and Gary.
The Denver backfield looks like a dirty 2 cent whore that has been passed around ten times over. If you want to take her home, go right ahead. Everyone else seems to be proceeding with caution.
bddavidson said:^ this is entirely possible...but imho ball is the back for the future ..
Wutthecrapman said:I'm not a hater, I have absolutely nothing against Monte Ball actually. I hate his situation. I hate coach John Fox. Hell I'd even believe he'd put Adrian Peterson in a timeshare if he could. Its mind boggling how everyone looks past this. There is no concrete reasoning to believe Fox will not continue this trend.
Wutthecrapman said:Stephen Davis was the last full time back I can think of in Fox's tenor that had a lot of carries that was what 2003? D-Will did it in 2007 but that included Stewy half the time. There's nothing consistent about him. They're not going to just keep Hillman at bay either. They have no reason too honestly. To me, its 2009 all over again, pending injuries or fumbles.
tmoney said:Wutthecrapman said:Stephen Davis was the last full time back I can think of in Fox's tenor that had a lot of carries that was what 2003? D-Will did it in 2007 but that included Stewy half the time. There's nothing consistent about him. They're not going to just keep Hillman at bay either. They have no reason too honestly. To me, its 2009 all over again, pending injuries or fumbles.
Didn't McGahee carry the load until he got hurt?
tmoney said:Wutthecrapman said:Stephen Davis was the last full time back I can think of in Fox's tenor that had a lot of carries that was what 2003? D-Will did it in 2007 but that included Stewy half the time. There's nothing consistent about him. They're not going to just keep Hillman at bay either. They have no reason too honestly. To me, its 2009 all over again, pending injuries or fumbles.
Didn't McGahee carry the load until he got hurt?