J.K. Dobbins may not be getting as many carries as he used to, but that doesn’t mean he’s ready to be called a “former top dog.”
\n\nDobbins, who has recently seen his playing time reduced in Denver in favor of younger players like Jonah Coleman and RJ Harvey III, had his impact questioned when a reporter called him a “former top dog.”
\n\nThe NFL vet didn’t appreciate the reporter’s characterization of his role at this stage of his career and let him know.
\n\n“I like to consider myself a pro, right? Now, if we’re losing, and I’m not getting the carries, s–t, I’m gonna be mad as f–k,” Dobbins said. “But if we’re winning, and it’s working — I just want to win. I just want to win. I’ve been in the playoffs plenty of times. I just want to win a Super Bowl. And so, I just want to win. So, whatever it takes to do that, that’s what it is.”
\n\nThose remarks were followed by an exchange with another reporter who queried Dobbins for his thoughts on losing carries to younger players.
\n\n“We were winning pretty good, right? Weren’t we?” Dobbins said of the Broncos’ 30-16 victory over…
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