Yeah, we're talking about the same CJ Anderson, Fat Rat.
Denver turned belly up against the Indianapolis Colts in a loss at The House of the Horse in what was the last game for John Fox and Jack Del Rio, head coach and defensive coordinator, respectively, for Denver.
Have never watched the game, since my shift started shortly after Denver scored. It was a debacle and probably a just ending for the Fox era.
He took Denver into the playoffs and twice lost at home in the first post-season games for Denver. When Denver made the Super Bowl with Fox, the Broncos were manhandled and no play exemplified Denver's weakness like the over-the-head snap on Denver's first offensive play.
Anderson scored a touchdown in Super Bowl 50 when Louis Vasquez, a tackle weighing 335 pounds and standing 6-5, broke from a block to shove Anderson into the end zone. Assist to Vasquez.
Anderson is a polished blocker who fears no one.
He has shown some talent for breaking long scores.
However, he's often absent.