- Height: 5-8
- Weight: 205
- School: Michigan
- Class: Senior
| PRO | CON |
|---|---|
| Lightning in a bottle as a ball carrier. His innate ability to shake defenders and break arm tackles stands out on film. As a pure runner, he packs a punch into a thick lower body and always keeps his feet moving. He adds an element to the running and passing games. | Running behind one of the elite offensive fronts in college football history, have scouts actually seen his true talent level? He also played in 1,305 college snaps and could be maxed out from a usage standpoint. Small frame also plays a role. |
OVERVIEW: While he faces an uphill battle with a smaller frame and already taxing workload from Michigan, his skill set can translate to the NFL. He was a workhorse during the Wolverines' national title run, showing that big things can come in small packages. He might be the best pure runner in the draft class and is willing as a pass protector when not carrying the football. Smaller running backs have shown they can have success. Corum is next.
COMPARISON: Zack Moss