Melvin Gordon and Javonte Williams split carries evenly last season, with each running back getting 203 touches.

This season, Gordon says the Denver Broncos are leaning more towards Williams under new coach Nathaniel Hackett.

"I think they have a plan on what they want heading in, but as far as the rotation goes, I really don't know," Gordon said.

"I think they want 'Vonte' to be the guy, but we do rotate. He'll take the first series and then the second series with the [No. 1 offense], I'll take. Sometimes we switch, but you know kind of how it is. I don't know how they will do the rotation. I have to go back and look at how they did things in Green Bay with the carries and things like that. My mom says just go out here and compete and go as hard as I can. I don't know what the future holds other than that, but I just want to put my best foot forward so when I do so out there, they go, 'OK, we need to get him out there more.' I know I have the game; I know I can play and I still have the juice, but we'll see."