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Who?Norwood.
Thats what I was looking for ...on "the farm".
Atlanta's rushing numbers are extremely misleading.Last year, Denver ran for 2539/25, and Atlanta ran for 2546/17. Statistics would suggest that Atlanta's rushing attack is almost as productive as Denver's; HOWEVER, statistics don't account for Michael Vick. Last season, Denver's RBs accounted for 2235/22 (335.5 fantasy points), while Atlanta's only produced 1861/11 (252.1). That's quite a disparity. It'll be a long time before Atlanta's running game reaches the level of dominance that Denver's has achieved and sustained for a decade now.Now, if you're trying to suggest that Atlanta will turn into a factory for top-10 (or even perhaps top-20) RBs... let's just say that I'm reserving my judgement until they manage to create ONE other than Dunn. So far this millennium, Atlanta's produced only one top-20 RB. Denver's produced 3 (including Mike Anderson twice with a 3-year hiatus between starting gigs). Denver also produced a fourth in 1999, and almost produced a fifth last year in Tatum.I'll reserve judgement until I actually see some results.
