That's the way I see it too. The true test will be regular season and if Joseph sticks with the run. I think many coaches give up too easy and before you know it you have a team with a lead on you and you are stalling drives because you start passing too much and Siemian, or Lynch, will be facing a stiffer pass rush. Pass the ball when things are in your favor not because you are forced to. Good running games will physically beat the defensive players up and causes fatigue. Today's defenses are built to defend the pass because so many teams abandon the run so easily. I sure don't understand that and I don't like it in Denver's case, but I guess fans and coaches want to see the ball in the air more. I thought the offseason plan was build the biggest, toughest, baddest offensive line and see if Anderson and the others can't put pressure on the defense. Receivers blocking down field. More plays like Henderson's run. That beats a pass any day in my opinion. That's what seals 4th Qtrs.