Kapri Bibbs bounced around before he became a Broncos running back, moving from Harvey, Ill., just outside Chicago, through Eprhaim, Utah, for junior college, then finally to Colorado State in Fort Collins. In his lone season with the Rams, he broke out big — rushing for 1,741 yards and 31 touchdowns, joining Barry Sanders and Montee Ball as the only running backs with 30 or more TDs in a season. Now in his third season with the Broncos, Bibbs has gone from the practice squad to the regular roster. He played in his second career game last week in Denver’s season-opener against Carolina.
Kapri Bibbs Q&A: Broncos RB loving the NFL life, but misses his Harold’s
