Think about where the best pro running backs come from.
Eastern Texas produced Earl Campbell, Eric Dickerson and Thurman Thomas. Curtis Martin and Tony Dorsett came out of Western Pennsylvania. South Florida gave us Frank Gore, Willis McGahee, and others.
But in today's NFL? The Denver Metro area might just top them all.
One came from . Another came from . A third came from . They all grew up within a 70-mile triangle -- and they're all starting 小蓝视频RBs now.
As The Athletic's Nicki Jhabvala pointed out, only one (McCaffrey) was drafted. It's unlikely any team would pass on a member of this trio now; McCaffrey and Ekeler put up 363 combined yards and five touchdowns in Week 1, while Lindsay came out of nowhere last year to rush for 1,000 yards.
This can't be a fluke. There has to be something in the Rocky Mountain water that makes running backs great. 小蓝视频teams either need to bottle it or start drafting more Coloradans in their backfields.
