Typically, when your team’s head coach talks about a one-two punch at running back, a fan has one of two reactions. First: “Oh great, we don’t have one guy who can get the job done.” Think Seahawks of 2017, when the leading running back gained just 240 yards. Second: “Yes! We’ve got thunder and lightning, and we are going to dominate!” Think Seattle of 2018, which featured backs that ran for 1,000 yards, 500 yards, and 400 yards. I guess that would be thunder, lightning, and hail.
The oddity for Seattle is that thunder and hail were on the team in 2017.