Tag Archives: RB

All-Star Games: Senior Bowl. Positives: Great height and good bulk for the position. Above-average hand size. Despite his size, he has fairly quick feet and burst. Shows above-average vision behind the line and is patient both behind the line and … Continue reading →

Redshirt junior who has declared for the 2015 NFL Draft. Positives: Great height and good bulk for the position. Built like a fullback, with fullback strengths, but also has some of the athleticism of a smaller back. Above-average cutback vision … Continue reading →

Junior who has declared for the 2015 NFL draft. Positives: Is a sudden runner with above-average speed, quickness, and burst. Can stick his foot into the ground and turn the ball up field quickly. Behind the line, he shows above-average … Continue reading →

All-Star Games: Senior Bowl. Positives: Though he is slightly smaller than a typical NFL running back, he is well built. He runs with above-average burst and speed, and has pretty good lateral quickness and change-of-direction quickness. He has good cutback … Continue reading →

Junior who has declared for the 2015 NFL draft. Positives: Has great height and bulk for the position, and has almost a fullback build. Above-average track speed for the position – and good for his size. He is patient behind … Continue reading →

Bears, UDFA. Came in as a tryout in rookie minicamp, but the Bears signed him afterward. Positives: Good height for the position. Though his game speed is only adequate, he has good track speed for the position. Finishes runs with power … Continue reading →

UDFA. Was signed by the Jaguars after a May tryout but cut in July. He has some running skills, but doesn’t do anything especially well enough to matter in fantasy leagues. May make an NFL team through special teams. Positives: Above-average … Continue reading →

UDFA. Was signed by the Cowboys as a UDFA but released in May. His combination of size and power – with enough speed – make him an attractive option as a committee running back with 5 or so touches per game. … Continue reading →