Broncos | May rotate RBs per series

The Denver Broncos could rotate their RBs per series based on defensive matchup in 2013. New Offensive Coordinator Adam Gase commented on this philosophy earlier this offseason. “A guy could be on the field five or six plays, especially with us being in no-huddle, so you don’t have guys running back and forth to where it’s two [plays] here, three [plays] here. We need guys to stay on the field for longer stretches of time.”

Broncos | May rotate RBs per series

Texans | Dissecting run-game problems

A big part of Houston Texans RB Arian Foster’s struggles last season can be blamed on the right side of the offensive line. The front five’s continuity was broken when Houston had to replace their right tackle and right guard. Foster didn’t look as spry in 2012 as he did in the two previous years, but Houston had issues eliminating penetration and sealing the edge. Foster’s drop-off in aggressive cut-back runs can be blamed on both his hesitation to execute them and the line’s flaws with cut-back blocks last year. Houston also needs to keep aggressive downhill linebackers at bay with more play-action passes.
Texans | Dissecting run-game problems