Running Back Evaluations | Angelo Analysis

Name:

Ashton Jeanty
Position:

Running Back

Film grade:

97th percentile (RB1)
Archetype & Tier:

Tier S -- Offensive cornerstone of an organization

Realm or Range comparison:
Within the realm of Maurice Jones-Drew with the run stamina of Marshawn Lynch

In-game MPH:

21.70mph

Film Notes & Movement analysis:

Controlled, yet dramatic movement signature with precision both in-gap & downfield.
Run stamina is at the level of Marshawn Lynch, never thought I would say that about any back.
Cognitive skillset is high-end starter caliber. Excellent diagnosis of defensive run fit.
Has a clear understanding of how defenses are going to play him. Attacks weaknesses down to down.
Versatile pass catcher with a wide-ranging skill set from timing patterns to wheel routes.
Offers a significant threat as a receiver on all three levels.
Through contact skills are blue chip & multi-dimensional. Defenders have trouble in closed arenas due to his quickness & play strength - capabilities as an accelerator surprise defenders in open arenas.
Has a knack for being just as effective in the first quarter as he is late in games.
Pass protection is in the "needs work" category. Late to his base - play strength is a plus, but technique is in developmental phase.

Name:

TreyVeyon Henderson

Position:

Running Back

Film grade:

91st percentile (RB2)
Tier & Archetype:

Tier A -- High-end prospect with immediate starter potential. Long-term option if consistency is met.

Realm or Range comparison:

Within the realm of Breece Hall with greater consistency in pass protection.

In-game MPH:

22.30mph

Film Notes & Movement Analysis:

Strict, linear-driven movement signature that requires momentum to have consistent success.
Excellent blocker with high-level play strength & aggression. Can perform as both a lead blocker, as well as an asset in protection.
Anchors well - Initiates often - Wins leverage battles with bigger defenders.
Extremely abrupt accelerator with high-end flashes.
Top-end speed is reminiscent of Breece Hall. Pull away gears from nearly any defender. Highest velocity in this cycle.
Diagnosis of space closures/openings is one of the more advanced parts of his game.
High-level marriage of his internal clock & tendencies as an accelerator.
Down-to-down effort is always consistent - needs greater urgency operating with has pads to reach ceiling as a runner.
Needs to attack defenders when downhill with greater efficiency.
Has no lateral “out” to his game. Can struggle with pathways require a multi-dimensional approach.
Isn’t going to make high-degree of difficulty maneuvers to create yards or turn dead plays into explosives.
Has difficulty escaping tight creases due to limited lateral toolbox.
Not an expansive battery of skills as a receiver, but is a threat on wheel routes & in the screen game with his use of pace & play speed threat.

Name:

Cam Skattebo

Position:

Running Back

Film grade:

89th percentile (RB3)
Tier & Archetype:

Tier A -- High-end prospect with immediate starter potential. Long-term option if consistency is met. status.

Realm or Range comparison:

Within the realm of David Montgomery with a more abrupt nature as an accelerator.

In-game MPH:

19.80mph

Film Notes & Movement Analysis:

Dramatic, contact-hungry movement signature that thrives during contact-led engagements.
Energy giving, life-injecting player.
Absolutely infectious demeanor, and physicality - revives dead drives.
Below average top-end speed, but slightly above average during initial acceleration.
Can really hammer second-level defenders by surprising them with how quickly he arrives.
Can look out of sorts when contact isn't present on a given down - "needs & seeks" a defender.
Has that Montgomery "never say die" about him - blessing & a curse.
Through contact skillset is blue chip and wide-ranging.
Lower limb dexterity is wildly impressive for his weight.
Extremely poor in pass protection from a technique perspective - needs to grow here to earn higher snap shares.
Skillset as a receiver is extremely broad and provides security to an offensive as a secondary playmaker in a passing attack.
Has shown the ability to be Quarterback-friendly on scramble drills.

Name:

Omarion Hampton

Position:

Running Back

Film grade:

85th percentile (RB4)
Tier & Archetype:

Tier B -- Starting caliber talent with one or two developmental areas that will make or break career status.

Realm or Range comparison:

Within the realm of James Robinson with more impactful traits as an accelerator.

In-game MPH:

21.50mph

Film Notes & Movement Analysis:

Dramatic mover with an inconsistent signature of precision & force.
Willing & able blocker who exhibits great control of defenders with a need of greater consistency.
Better accelerator than anticipated, who surprises at the 2nd level.
Upper percentile in a curvilinear fashion for his build.
Top-end speed is starter caliber.
As a receiver, he is a poor route salesman with greater impact as an outlet & screen option.
Burrow mechanic is sound & effective in short yardage & on plays where contact is near line of scrimmage.
Quiet feet - efficient use of slalom steps to slide gap to gap.
Can have trouble with processing at level 2.
Plays "too fast" at higher velocities - can't process as quickly as he's moving - can lead to yards left on the field.
Best “penetration” based back in this cycle with tools to create hidden yards when contacted behind the line of scrimmage.
Invites contact in an odd way. Takes unorthodox hits that aren't necessary. Expected more from his build.
Makes the first man pay for the attempt when squaring up defenders - if he can learn to control engagements with efficient pad mechanics, he is going to be an absolute chore to bring down.
Enjoy the combination of urgency & patience when blocking is clean, but can struggle when picture is muddy.
+ decelerator for a stout back.
Overall control is lacking, but the "high" moments are upper-tier starter caliber.

Name:

Quinshon Judkins

Position:

Running Back

Film grade:

83rd percentile (RB5)
Tier & Archetype:

Tier B -- Starting caliber talent with one or two developmental areas that will make or break career status.

Realm or Range comparison:

Within the range of Cam Akers & Brian Robinson Jr.

In-game MPH:

20.60mph

Film Notes & Movement Analysis:

Erratic, aggressive movement signature that can be overly reliant on contact-led engagements.
Not a sound mover when it comes to varying tempo & pace during runs. Has the requisite tools, but isn't stylistically his choice.
Abrupt accelerator who is starter caliber in a linear fashion - can struggle to work curvilinearly.
Tendency to hit the highest gear first, then create solutions through contact.
Liked his movement solutions better at Ole Miss than at Ohio State. Role changed & didn't see the down after down opportunity with Henderson as a running mate.
Almost needs to be in the flow of the game to perceptually slow down the 2nd level.
Best stiff-arm in cycle. Signature move that can punish or re-direct defenders regularly.
Bully though contact - who invites it.
Balance is better when he initiates then when he receives contact.
Good single-step plant & cut ability that lacks an expansive lateral skill set.
Average receiver, lacking the throttle capabilities to mature into timing-based patterns.

Name:

Brashard Smith

Position:

Running Back

Film grade:

77th percentile (RB6)
Tier & Archetype:

Tier B -- Starting caliber talent with one or two developmental areas that will make or break career status.

Realm or Range comparison:

Within the range of De'Von Achane & Tarik Cohen

In-game MPH:

22.10mph

Film Notes & Movement Analysis

Unstable, erratic movement signature with moments of eye-popping athleticism.
Natural curvilinear accelerator, with the capability to win the edge on almost any defender.
Top-end speed is upper-tier starter caliber.
Tools as a mover are erratic, and lack stability. This works collegiately due to his explosiveness - needs to be refined at the next level.
Overreliant on pivoting through contact - gets stuck in wrap attempts because of it.
Poor overall through contact skills - good effort, but in the "infancy" stage of contact understanding.
Shows an advanced skillset when it comes to tracking path & pulling in contested opportunities.
Legitimate threat detached from the formation. Good route runner with advanced leverage understanding.
Best receiving back in this cycle - his work at Miami in the slot shows up in spades.
Cognitive skill set is a work in progress due to position experience. - hasn’t played the position for long, so the expectation should be progressive in nature.
One of the higher end, athletic skill sets in this cycle with explosiveness you can’t teach.
Can be a true game altering weapon in the right system.

Name:

R.J Harvey

Position:

Running Back

Film grade:

73rd percentile (RB7)
Tier & Archetype:

Tier B -- Starting caliber talent with one or two developmental areas that will make or break career status.

Realm or Range comparison:

Within the realm of Jaylen Warren

In-game MPH:

21.90mph

Film Notes & Movement Analysis

Strict, acceleration-driven movement signature that surprises second-level defenders.
Plus accelerator who can bend on curvilinear pathways to get the edge.
Above adequate Top End speed - 21.3mph against Iowa State.
High-effort runner.
Read option -- Controls the end well.
Above adequate sequencing & pace. Shows ability to deal with different engagement types in succession, with fluidity.
Wide angular ski cuts are in his downhill toolbox.
Wins mainly on the oscillation of accel & decel rather than abruptness in either.
Hidden yards are there in spades.
Tendency to use a ‘back step’ to zoom out during LOS pressure. Won’t work at the next level.
Can mature into a potential threat as a receiver, has the movement tools to outplay backers on angle/option patterns.
Surprises defenders at the second level when he decides to acceleration off of a single step.
Average to slightly below balance post contact. Tends to "turn" out of head-up engagements.
Pass protection is a work in progress - effort isn't a concern.

Name:

Kaleb Johnson

Position:

Running Back

Film grade:

71st percentile (RB8)
Tier & Archetype:

Tier B -- Starting caliber talent with one or two developmental areas that will make or break career status.

Realm or Range comparison:

Within the range of Rachaad Penny & Jermar Jefferson

In-game MPH:

20.90mph

Film notes & Movement Analysis

Uncreative, linear-driven movement signature that is reliant on ample space & timing.
Has difficulty dealing with penetration, doesn’t have a lateral out when contacted or pressured behind the LOS.
“Runway back,” who needs sound blocking for down-to-down success.
When that runway is found, he has the top-end speed to hit explosives with consistency.
Odd stride mechanics at high velocities - too cyclical (more of a technical nitpick then concern)
Adequate through direct contact, poor when it's indirect, especially low.
Last 7:00 minutes against Iowa State was physical, urgent - would like him to play with that more consistently.
Patience is a plus trait - doesn't panic in gap.
Finds small opportunities for yardage.
His best trait is his internal clock for zone blocking - when to accelerate, tempo down, press opens.
Body catcher as a receiver. Check downs/screens - not a clean pass catcher.
Expected him to dominate lower-level competition through contact, but doesn't win as often as he should.
Fear he will have trouble getting the corner in the NFL, as he takes an extra back step to veer laterally.
On pullers and kickouts - patience with those at a high rate of efficiency.
Not a single career lost fumble. Reliable down to down in that respect.
80% of runs during zone - OZ specialist.
Big time boom/boost prospect with wide range of career outcomes.

Name:

Dylan Sampson

Position:

Running Back

Film grade:

71st percentile (RB9)
Tier & Archetype:

Tier B -- Starting caliber talent with one or two developmental areas that will make or break career status.

Realm or Range comparison:

Within the realm of Kenyan Drake

In-game MPH:

21.50mph

Film notes & Movement Analysis

Elastic, but strict movement signature that is reliant on success in initial acceleration.
Abrupt in deceleration & re-acceleration.
One of the best first steps in this cycle - jumps on defenders & can pull away early.
Top-end speed is fluid, but not overly dynamic compared to actions in acceleration.
Curvilinear work is higher-end starter caliber.
"Bouncy" runner with good timing on cuts.
Averages almost 6 yards per carry-on first down.
TOUGH runner who takes a lot of big hits - some of those are due to lack of play strength.
Georgia tape is some of the best in this cycle.
Sound balance re-directing contact, but specifically uses pivot mechanisms when contact is imminent. Works against him at times.
Doesn’t overwhelm backers or safeties through contact - if a backer wraps him up, the down is typically over.
Schematically, the Vols offense is a pain to watch due to how poor #8 is at read runs.
Laterally, he works well in small spaces, can get through tight creases & minimize contact spacing
Not a powerful runner, gets what’s blocked.
Average pass catcher who offers a nice outlet option with his capabilities in initial acceleration.
Multiple times on 3rd and long he’s picking up the first.

Name:

Tahj Brooks

Position:

Running Back

Film grade:

71st percentile (RB10)
Tier & Archetype:

Tier B -- Starting caliber talent with one or two developmental areas that will make or break career status

Realm or Range comparison:

Within the realm of C.J Anderson

Film Notes & Movement Analysis

Surprisingly, nimble & explosive lateral movement signature with average linear capabilities.
Good pad level & positioning on initial contact - will gain additional yards with his combination of physicality & size, but won't break a ton of tackles.
Offers variety & explosiveness through cuts.
Slightly above average accelerator with average to slightly below top-end speed.
Reliable hands as a receiver, with dextrous hand positioning at the catch point.
Not going to break down backers much on angle & option routes, but has the throttle control to win those engagements.
Can overplay openings at times, leading to yards left on the field.
Great anchor in pass protection - overall, a reliable player on all three downs.
Lacking a singular, high-end skill that will keep future roster additions from taking snaps.

Name:

Devin Neal

Position:

Running Back

Film grade:

68th percentile (RB11)

Tier & Archetype:

Tier B -- Starting caliber talent with one or two developmental areas that will make or break career status.

Realm or Range comparison:

Within the realm of Marlon Mack

In-game MPH:

19.60mph

Film Notes & Movement Analysis

Precise, explosive movement signature with excellent bait to plant mechanics.
Adequate accelerator with better qualities in deceleration & re-acceleration.
Below average top-end speed.
Good through crease skillset with requisite timing relative to scheme.
Keeps an offense on schedule - rhythm runner who thrives on higher touch counts. Helps him feel the game.
Best in class pass protector, who can anchor and control engagements with ease.
Continually shows ability to make single-step plants & cuts in both open/closed arenas.
Surprisingly uninspiring as a pass catcher, I wish his movement tools would show up more on timing patterns in the pass game.
Played in a Read-run offense, could benefit him at the next level. Teams like the Ravens, Commanders, Jets come to mind.

Name:

Trevor Etienne

Position:

Running Back

Film grade:

61st percentile (RB12)
Tier & Archetype:

Tier B -- Starting caliber talent with one or two developmental areas that will make or break career status.

Realm or Range comparison:

Within the realm of Rico Dowdle

In-game MPH:

20.70mph

Film Notes & Movement Analysis

Controlled, reactive movement signature that plays off of defenders correctly.
Slightly above average in both initial & early acceleration with the ability to win the edge on backers.
Top-end speed is average to slightly above.
Not as dynamic as his older brother, Travis in terms of play speed, but exhibits a broad toolbox as a mover & greater control in closed areas.
Plus traits in game management down to down. Doesn't make many mistakes in gap - keeps an offensive ahead of the sticks & on schedule.
Good not, great through contact tools. Won’t break through heavy contact, but also won’t get taken down by weaker in-direct engagements.
Slightly above average pass catcher with the lateral skill set to earn timing targets.
Good vision & anticipatory patience in the screen game.

Name:

Damien Martinez

Position:

Running Back

Film grade:

59th percentile (RB13)
Tier & Archetype:

Tier C -- Secondary option or short-term starter needing proper organizational fit for career success.

In-game MPH:

19.80mph

Realm or Range comparison:

Within the range of James Conner & Darrell Williams

Film Notes & Movement Analysis

Upright, strict movement signature with solid urgency & down to down effort.
Slightly below average in initial acceleration & top-end speed.
His diagnosis of 2nd level engagements makes up for play speed.
Calm feet behind LOS - starter caliber combination on pace & urgency.
Sound decision-maker who rarely sees negative plays.
2nd level effort is outstanding. Out wills backers & safeties for extra yardage.
Upright runner with difficulty quickly dropping pad level to win direct engagements.
Below average lateral skillset with no "out" when multi-planar movement is needed.
Below average skill set as a receiver, but provides value as a secondary screen receiver with his run tempo.
Solid in pass protection with three down ability in the short term.

Name:

Ollie Gordon II

Position:

Running Back

Film grade:

55th percentile (RB14)
Tier & Archetype:

Tier C -- Secondary option or short-term starter needing proper organizational fit for career success.

In-game MPH:

20.70mph

Realm or Range comparison:

Within the range of Najee Harris & D'Onte Foreman

Film Notes & Movement Analysis

Patient, but powerful movement signature with less urgency than needed at times.
Surprisingly nimble non-linear athlete.
Below average in initial acceleration - similar to Najee Harris here.
Top-end speed is close to starter caliber - takes him awhile to accelerate up to higher velocities.
Watch his 23' tape to get a better sense of his upside. Oklahoma State's blocking , and play calling in 24' was some of the worst in college football.
Rhythm runner, stays in play frame/scope.
Needs touches to get going.
Struggles on early outside engagements from backers, can’t match downhill pursuit with initial acceleration.
Likes to cut block instead of face defenders head up in pass protection. Requisite effort & understanding of leverage.
Leaves feet too much on 2nd level engagements - would like him to be more direct with defenders in terms of contact.
Interesting cognitive skillset at the 3rd level - extremely sound decision maker who the game slows down for.
Effective outlet option with good pace & tempo in the screen game.

Name:

Jaydon Blue

Position:

Running Back

Film grade:

55th percentile (RB15)
Tier & Archetype:

Tier C -- Secondary option or short-term starter needing proper organizational fit for career success.

Realm or Range comparison:

Within the realm of Nyheim Hines

In-game MPH:

22.30mph

Film Notes & Movement Analysis

Effortless gliding movement signature that sneaks up on defenders, but doesn't have the engine to initiate & win contact battles.
Abrupt in initial acceleration.
High-end upper velocity - will rarely ever get beat in a footrace.
Doesn’t provide a large through contact skill set.
Poor play strength with reserve-level contact balance.
Can’t peel through wraps & get tripped up by in-direct contact
7 fumbles on 270 career touches is a major area of concern.
Easy receiver with the hands to be a factor on away-from-frame receptions.
Angle & option routes, arrow concepts, screen game - all in his wheelhouse of upper-tier capabilities.
Can line up detached from the formation & have success in empty.
16% in the slot (largest % in this cycle)
Developmentally, one of the higher ceiling prospects due to age & untapped tools as a mover.

Name:

Bhayshul Tuten

Position:

Running Back

Film grade:

54th percentile (RB16)
Tier & Archetype:

Tier C -- Secondary option or short-term starter needing proper organizational fit for career success.

Realm or Range comparison:

Within the range of Travis Etienne & Darrell Henderson

In-game MPH:

22.10mph

Film Notes & Movement Analysis

Linear-driven movement signature with high-end moments in initial acceleration with reserve quality down to down control.
Abruptness in initial acceleration is extremely impressive.
Through contact skill set is starter quality during initial & early acceleration. If momentum isn't present, he cannot create yards consistently.
Above average play strength.
Sound in pass protection with a strong base. Initiates with proper aggression.
Fumble rate is alarmingly high. 10 fumbles on 406 career touches. Classic "Ability vs Reliability argument"
Cognitive skill set can be poor at both the line of scrimmage as well as at the 2nd level. Does not process as fast as he plays.
Average receiver with a poor lateral toolbox - won't be an option on timing patterns.
If he can understand how to press, and manipulate outside zone with greater consistency then he can be a short term starter with annual explosive upside.

Name:

Lan Larison

Position:

Running Back

Film grade:

54th percentile (RB17)
Tier & Archetype:

Tier C -- Career secondary option or short-term starter needing proper organizational fit for career success.

Realm or Range comparison:

Within the realm of Ameer Abdullah

In-game MPH:

19.80mph

Film Notes & Movement Analysis

Controlled, reactive movement signature with strong capabilities as an accelerator.
Upper percentile in both initial & early acceleration with good curvilinear capability.
Below starter quality top-end speed.
Turns through contact too often with inconsistent down-to-down engagements at all levels.
Extremely reliable receiver with high-end moments as an in-air athlete.
One of the best special teams players in this cycle. Plays everywhere.
Offers upside as a returner / core special teamer, then a situational rusher & third-down option.

Name:

Marcus Yarns

Position:

Running Back

Film grade:

37th percentile (RB18)
Tier & Archetype:

Tier D -- Limited tertiary option with small margin for developmental error

Realm or Range comparison:

Within the realm of Justice Hill

In-game MPH:

20.70mph

Film Notes & Movement Analysis

Fluid movement signature with good Field IQ & surrounding awareness of defender spacing.
Above average accelerator with starter quality tempo mechanics.
Top-end speed is fluid, yet rapid & above average in terms of maximal velocity.
Doesn’t offer an expansive through contact toolbox. Size may hinder direct engagements.
Fluid, controlled lateral mover with impressive oscillations in tempo & run pace at the 2nd level.
Good receiving capabilities with strong work as an intermediate route runner.
Tempo changes are evident as a route runner - tough for backers to remain in phase.
Wouldn't be surprised if he follows an Aaron Jones type career arc - has a similar movement signature.

Name:

D.J Giddens

Position:

Running Back

Film grade:

37th percentile (RB19)
Tier & Archetype:

Tier D -- Limited tertiary option with small margin for developmental error

Realm or Range comparison:

Within the realm of Alex Collins

In-game MPH:

20.50mph

Film Notes & Movement Analysis

Dramatic movement signature with inadequate control & pad height through contact.
Timed faster than he plays with average on-field capabilities in both initial & early acceleration - better in re-acceleration.
Top-end speed is fringe starter caliber.
Unorthodox through contact tools. Can pivot away from indirect contact - struggles when engagements are heavily force-driven.
Not a hidden yards back, play strength is below average and it shows up in short yardage situations.
Enjoy watching his skillset as a mover at the 2nd level. Continually does a nice job setting up defenders by varying tempo.
Slightly below-average receiver due to inconsistent hand positioning - movement skills are there to develop this.
Tendency to chop at defenders in pass protection, play strength being reserve level may be part of that.

Name:

Woody Marks

Position:

Running Back

Film grade:

3oth percentile (RB20)
Tier & Archetype:

Tier D -- Limited tertiary option with small margin for developmental error

In-game MPH:

19.60mph

Realm or Range comparison:

Within the realm of Miles Gaskin

Film Notes & Movement Analysis

Explosive, erratic movement signature with a starter caliber skill set as a pass-catching specialist.
Plays faster than he timed - starter caliber accelerator both during initial & early acceleration.
Top-end speed is reserve caliber.
Dramatic mover with good lateral quickness both in-route & as a ball carrier.
Can be a chore to corral in space for backers.
Inconsistency in terms of processing quick pictures & finding solutions down to down.
Most career receptions in this 2025 class.
Multi-dimensional aspect to his game as a receiver. Angle & option routes, screen game, downfield patterns - all items Marks can execute.

Name:

LaQuint Allen

Position:

Running Back

Film grade:

28th percentile (RB21)
Tier & Archetype:

Tier D -- Limited tertiary option with small margin for developmental error

In-game MPH:

19.80mph

Realm or Range comparison:

Within the realm of Emari Demercado

Film Notes & Movement Analysis

Patient, controlled movement signature with sound tempo as a receiver & ball-carrier.
Below average in both acceleration & top-end speed. Reserve caliber aspects to his game.
Effort is there through contact - play strength is fringe starter caliber.
One of the best receivers in this cycle with the ability to detach from the formation & provide value in the short to intermediate areas.
Reliable hands & timing in the screen game.
Only allowed one pressure on 132 reps in pass protection.
Third down back from day one with the opportunity to grow his role if he proves to be reliable on early downs.

Name:

Jordan James

Position:

Running Back

Film grade:

21st percentile (RB22)
Tier & Archetype:

Tier D -- Limited tertiary option with small margin for developmental error

Realm or Range comparison:

Within the realm of JaMycal Hasty

In-game MPH:

21.30mph

Film Notes & Movement Analysis

Decisive, urgent movement signature with a severe lack of pace & tempo.
Has an aggressive style in initial acceleration that can punish 2nd level defenders with his pad level.
Top-end speed is starter caliber, but rarely does he reach peak velocity.
Impressive through direct contact. Lowers pad-level & can rip/twist away from contact with consistency.
Has a tenacious run demeanor & physical nature to his game.
Can struggle to finish after burrow technique, loses footing when re-accelerating.
Can anchor & push away from QB during pass protection.
Ski-cut is sound between gaps can accelerate out of it with urgency
Bounces too early at 2nd level - doesn’t process evolving pictures well.
Not a solution-oriented player, has to be clean to have success with consistency.

Name:

Donovan Edwards

Position:

Running Back

Film grade:

14th percentile (RB23)
Tier & Archetype:

Tier E -- Special Teams Contributor / Career Reserve

In-game MPH:

21.50mph

Realm or Range comparison:

Within the realm of Ty Montgomery

Film Notes & Movement Analysis

Erratic, strict movement signature with good explosive qualities, but poor control.
Above average linear acceleration with average curvilinear qualities.
Good top-end speed - can pull away from backers with ease.
Extremely inconsistent through contact as well as as a mover.
Has trouble with any muddy picture - poor processor of information.
Unreliable down to down. Never earned a high touch role collegiately.
Provides value as a receiver, good hands & can track downfield paths.
Best work may be as a returner.

Name:

Kyle Monangai

Position:

Running Back

Film grade:

12th percentile (RB24)
Tier & Archetype:

Tier E -- Special Teams Contributor / Career Reserve

In-game MPH:

17.60mph

Realm or Range comparison:

Within the realm of Deejay Dallas

Film Notes & Movement Analysis

Aggressive, strict movement signature where everything is linear driven.
Good urgency in initial acceleration with trouble with curvilinear aspects.
Top-end speed is UDFA caliber
Varies pad level depending upon engagement type.
Good combination of variation & aggression through contact. Pinballs through contact.
Single-step plants are explosive - an over reliance here due to lack of run pace.
Can find & exploit creases on muddy downs. Good field IQ.
Starter level pass protector who is excellent at finding & initiating his read.
Lack of broad tools as a mover hurts his upside as a receiver.

Name:

Raheim Sanders

Position:

Running Back

Film grade:

5th percentile (RB25)
Tier & Archetype:

Tier E -- Special Teams Contributor / Career Reserve

In-game MPH:

21.50mph

Realm or Range comparison:

Within the realm of Julius Chestnut

Film Notes & Movement Analysis

Strict, labored movement signature where everything is dependent on gained momentum.
Poor accelerator across the board.
Good top-end speed - call him "rocket" for a reason.
Tough through contact athlete with pile creation capabilities.
Laterally doesn’t offer a skillset.
As a receiver, a near zero with below average capabilities.
Can offer a short yardage, low red-zone option in a tertiary sense.

Name:

Montrell Johnson Jr.

Position:

Running Back

Film grade:

5th percentile (RB26)
Tier & Archetype:

Tier E -- Special Teams Contributor / Career Reserve

In-game MPH:

21.30mph

Realm or Range comparison:

Within the realm of Darrynton Evans

Film Notes & Movement Analysis

Acceleration-based movement signature with little deviation from linear pathing.
Good linear accelerator with adequate capabilities curvilinearly.
Above average top-end speed - can run away from backers & safeties.
Inconsistent footwork and through contact skills with no real threat to break away once engagements become physical.
Non-existent lateral movement tools with no variation.
As a receiver, average capabilities on checkdowns. Lacks tempo & patience as a primary screen option.