Two football plays. With less than a minute before halftime, the Raheem Mostert of San Francisco was on fire. Stationed back supporting the line, the running waited patiently for QB Jimmy Garoppolo to snap the ball. Mostert will maintain the wind, After he did. Then it came: the snap, the turn.

Running back Chris Johnson was bouncing, prepared to make something happen on the gridiron. Drew Brees walked up and took his place under center back behind the fullback. It had been over in a flash. Brees snapped the ball, turned, and gave it to Johnson who threaded a route through a clump of bodies into the Jaguars' secondary and all the way to the end zone.

The very first play unfolded two weeks back during the NFC Championship game between the 49ers and the Green Bay Packers, where Moshert rumbled for 220 yards and 4 touchdowns to secure the gold and crimson a spot in Super Bowl LIV against the Kansas City Chiefs. Garoppolo threw the ball only eight times. The next --in case Drew Brees playing for the Cards did not tip you off--happened in the finals of this Madden 20 Club Championship in December of the last year. In the long run, the Arizona Cardinals' Michael"Volterax" Bryant took down the Jacksonville Jaguars' Drini Gjoka 28 to 13, procuring a first-place finish from the months-long tournament and winning $100,000. Volterax ended the competition with yards that were negative.

To put it differently, the running game is ascendant, either at the real NFL and its virtual counterpart. While an air raid crime where quarterbacks and wide receivers connect on 40-yard moves is electric, running springs and fast-footed quarterbacks keep teams afloat, wear defenses out, and help control the clock.

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