BMW Ultimate Performance: Getting the ground game going

It wasn't about the formation, but rather execution that allowed the Broncos to have their fourth solid ground game in their past seven contests.

C.J. AndersonENGLEWOOD, Colo. -- Nothing that Brock Osweiler and the offense did Sunday in terms of formations and alignments was anything that the Broncos did not work on during OTAs, training camp and the preseason. It was familiar. It didn't require much adjustment.

But with 51 of the Broncos' 68 snaps coming from under center, it was a dramatically different look from the shotgun and pistol-intensive offense of the previous eight games.

And for the running game in particular, which had its best game of the season, it worked. Ronnie Hillman and…