Broncos’ offense doesn’t have much room for Montee Ball

Nick Roach, Montee BallMontee Ball has said he thinks he’ll be the No. 1 running back in Denver again. But it doesn’t look that way.

Last year Ball was a distant fourth on the team in rushing, with 55 carries for 172 yards — an average of just 3.1 yards a carry. And this year, after the team’s veteran minicamp, it appears that there’s not much of a chance for Ball to get himself back to the top of the depth chart.

Troy Renck of the Denver Post reports that if C.J. Anderson stays healthy, the Broncos are committed to Anderson as the starter. Coach Gary Kubiak would like to have one clear-cut No. 1 running back, rather than take a running back by committee approach, and it appears that Anderson…