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at running back The Denver Broncos went young at running back when they let C.J. Anderson go Von Miller Jersey White , but one rookie has stood above the rest this preseason in Royce Freeman. However, Head Coach Vance Joseph isn’t ready to let go of their running back by committee approach heading into the season.“I’m not overly concerned about who is the lead guy,” Joseph said on Friday. “It’s going to take three or four guys and all three or four guys can make great plays on the ball and get some nice gains.”Frankly Royce Freeman Jersey , I think the Broncos could do a majority of it with just two guys. Both of them are rookies. Here’s how each running back has fared this preseason.Royce Freeman: 15 carries for 84 yards, 5.6 yards per attempt with 3 touchdowns. 1 reception for six yards.Devontae Booker: 9 carries for 33 yards, 3.7 yards per attempt. 1 reception for 10 yards.Phillip Lindsay: 13 carries for 70 yards John Elway Jersey , 5.4 yards per attempt. 4 receptions for 58 yards and 1 touchdown.De’Angelo Henderson: 14 carries for 50 yards, 3.6 yards per attempt. 5 receptions for 44 yards.David Williams: 14 carries for 36 yards, 2.6 yards per attempt. 4 receptions for 54 yards.It just seemed to me that both Freeman and Lindsay are making the plays so far. Booker is still starting the games Womens Joe Flacco Jersey , but at what point do you give that ‘veteran preference’ for actual production? Broncos wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders responded to a tweet about the possibility of reworking his contract by saying that would not happen, which may have led some people to wonder if the Broncos were going to part ways with a player scheduled to have a cap charge of nearly $13 million.A report that the Broncos have not approached the wideout about reworking his deal followed that tweet and the team appears to be on track to pay him a $1.5 million roster bonus on March 12.Head coach Vic Fangio said from the Scouting Combine in Indianapolis on Wednesday that he hopes to have Sanders playing a “major role” in the Denver offense in 2019. Fangio also said that expects the veteran to be “full speed” despite the torn Achilles that ended his season in early December.Sanders caught 71 passes for 868 yards and four touchdowns in 2018.