ENGLEWOOD — Broncos running back J.K. Dobbins claims to feel “great,” but his stats sure aren’t.

Earlier this month, Dobbins saw his career rushing average drop below 5.0 yards per carry for the first time since he was a rookie in 2020.

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OK, so that statistic gets rounded up to 5.0, but technically Dobbins is now at 4.96. Asked about that after practice Thursday at Broncos Park, Dobbins made a vow.

“I’m going to fix it,” Dobbins said. “We’ll get it back above 5. It’s a long season. I’m feeling great. The coaches are doing everything to keep me healthy. And when I’m healthy, I think I’m dangerous.”

While Dobbins claimed to have had no health issues lately, he sure hasn’t looked very dangerous this season. In seven games, he has 87 carries for 293 yards for a meager average of 3.4.

Now, one wonders if the seven-year veteran could have a secondary role on the Broncos even if he continues to start.…