It is interesting, from both the half empty and half full perspectives, that we've had many years of just incredibly productive, sometimes even sublime running backs and running attacks, in the face of having next to zero passing threat to complement them in many of those years. I mean, it wouldn't be quite as uncommon in 1950 or something, when nobody passed. But these are all very recent, and in this modern pass happy era, it really bucks the trends. Tribute to the backs and run blocking, smh for some of the quarterbacks and pass blocking.
But it also helps explain our team struggles in that so rarely do we put it all together at once. Either we get great passing (Walt era) and forgettable running or (post-Walt) almost exactly the opposite.