Watching Makhi Frazier break 100 rushing yards in his first career start on Friday night felt special. For one, he looked like a breakout star in the backfield, and two, the offensive line looked better than it had in years.
Frazier was impressive, rushing for 103 yards and a touchdown on 14 carries, and he was gashing the Broncos every time he touched the ball. He showed a ton of patience, but also, the line was getting a great push and opening more lanes than we’ve seen in years.
The second-year running back lived up to the preseason hype, getting his first start and turning it into a (lately) rare 100-yard game on the ground. We haven’t seen a running back barely break a sweat and run for 100 yards in the green and white since Kenneth Walker III. That’s how impressive the offensive line was on Friday night…