Dobbins posted strong Week 1 output and Denver’s Week 2 ground game should keep him active. The Broncos’ improved rushing efficiency plus a Colts defense vulnerable to runs make over 45.5 rushing yards a solid lift, with upside on a ladders approach if the Denver backfield leans run-heavy again.

Dobbins headlines Denver’s backfield in Week 2 projections within this article’s framework; the Denver context places him as a primary early-down option with workhorse expectations if the offense leans heavy on the ground, supported by the RB rotation described.

Dobbins joined Denver to bring power and leadership to the Broncos' backfield. Week 1 showed inside-zone relevance and a TD, but overall tempo lagged on outside runs. His upside hinges on consistent north-south rushing, with Denver leveraging the interior line and supplementing with complementary backs for outside pace.

Dobbins finished the drive with a 19-yard TD and logged 16 carries for 63 yards, providing a steady ground presence in a game that emphasized late-ground production amid turnovers and inconsistent early rhythm.

Dobbins’s Week 1 usage lagged Harvey’s production, leaving his stock down as Denver pivoted to a more effective rushing mix with limited carries for Dobbins. Fantasy managers should monitor role splits as Denver looks to optimize its backfield balance.