1. You can't take out his big run and only count his others. It's like taking a QB's completions away and complaining that all his incompletions averaged 0 yards per attempt. Just plain stupid. Take the good and the bad, all yards and TDs count.
Don't think anyone is trying to eliminate that run, but looking at ALL his runs to determine how successful he will be during the regular season.
The problem is if he's not successful regularly, he's going to be limited to gimmicky type plays, and then once defenses figure the gimmick plays out, he's not going to be very successful at all.
Bottom line is, he's probably not going to break a 66 yard TD every week, with two safeties out of position, and a wide open hole to run through. So then if on most weeks he can only average 2-3 YPC, are you going to start him? See Reggie Bush a la 2006 and 2007 if you can't see what I'm talking about.
Now I'm of the opinion Bush can turn it around this year, but I also think Bush > Johnson.