Broncos running back C.J. Anderson rushed 11 times for 22 yards and caught two passes on two targets for 18 yards Sunday against the Raiders.
Anderson has been absolutely dreadful this season, as he's failed to rush for even 50 yards in a single game while still searching for his first touchdown. Backup Ronnie Hillman, who has played well enough for head coach Gary Kubiak to say publicly that he needed more touches, rushed just seven times for 21 yards while catching one pass for five receiving yards Sunday, so it's not like Anderson has considerable competition for touches. Anderson has yet to average four yards per carry this season, but he'll look to break the mold in Week 6 against the Browns before the Broncos' Week 7 bye.