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[QUOTE="SWC75, post: 2849792, member: 289"]
Voice from the Wilderness of Time:

I still say that it's better to have two running backs so you can have  versatility and the defense doesn't know which one will get the ball, you can fake to one and give it to the other, have the bigger one run between the tackles and the faster one run to the outside, etc. With one back, you have to turn the QB into a runner, (Dungey was basically our fullback), and Dino prefers his QB concentrate on passing the ball. Back in the day, the colts had Alan Ameche and Lenny Moore, who was also a great pass receiver, then Ray Berry and Jimmy Orr as wide-outs and a tight end. I think you could run anything we see today with that line-up and run the ball much more effectively. You could still go to a modern line-up with one back and a slot guy if you wanted on third down. (The Colts didn't even have to change personnel as Moore could become a wide receiver.)

Put Adams and Neal in the game at the same time with Harris and Jackson to the outside. Bring in Johnson for Adams or Neal on third down. Have DeVito running the show and passing to them.

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