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Was a redshirt senior. All-Star Games: Shrine Game. Positives: Great height and bulk for a halfback –would be large enough to be a fullback. Runs with above-average speed for his size and shows adequate athleticism. Shows fair agility and above … Continue reading →

Nephew of former New Orleans Saints star running back Dalton Hilliard. All-Star Games: Shrine Game. Positives: He has great height and bulk for a halfback – big enough to be a solid fullback. He runs with above-average power, and consistently … Continue reading →

All-Star Games: Shrine Game. Positives: Physically, he has good bulk for his height – with a strong, compact build and adequate hand size. Runs with above-average power and balance after contact, and churns his legs well for extra yards after … Continue reading →

Junior who has declared for the 2015 NFL draft. Positives: Though he is a little short for a running back, he has an adequate and solid bulk. Though his speed, quickness, and burst are nothing special, they are adequate for … Continue reading →

Was a redshirt senior. All-Star Games: Was invited to the College Gridiron Showcase, but chose to go to the Senior Bowl as a last-minute addition. Positives: A solid running back whose brightest future is as a returner in the NFL. … Continue reading →

Positives: Strong build with above-average bulk for the height and position. Runs with adequate speed and burst for his size. He is very patient behind the line and follows his blockers well. He shows above-average lateral quickness and cutback vision … Continue reading →

Junior who has declared for the 2015 NFL draft. Positives: Good height for the position. Is a one-cut-and-go runner who is best on inside runs but can also be very effective outside. He runs with good speed – very good … Continue reading →

Junior who has declared for the 2015 NFL draft. Positives: Is a workhorse who seems to get more effective as the game goes on. Has great height and good bulk for the position. As you would expect, he is a … Continue reading →