2026 NFL Draft RB Prospects

Top-Tier 2026 NFL Draft RB Prospects (Day 1 Franchise Talent)

Jeremiyah Love | Notre Dame

#4 / Work-Horse Back / Age: 21 / Height: 6’0″ / Weight: 212 lbs / 40-time: 4.36

Quick Summary Jeremiyah Love is the clear No. 1 running back in the 2026 draft class. This Notre Dame junior is an explosive, patient runner with home-run speed and the balance to shed tacklers at the second level. Love was the heartbeat of Notre Dame’s offense the last two years, racking up huge production while staying super durable. He’s a true three-down back who can carry the load and threaten defenses through the air too. We give him a 9.0/10 grade — the highest in this year’s group and a potential Pro Bowl talent right away.

Awards/Honors

• 2025 Heisman Finalist
• 2025 Doak Walker Award Winner
• 2025 Unanimous First-Team All-American
• 2025 Consensus All-American
• 2025 Disney Spirit Award Recipient
• 2026 Senior Bowl Top 300

Strengths

• Blazing home-run speed (4.36 x 40 at the 2026 Combine)
• Elite patience and vision, waits for the hole then explodes
• Outstanding contact balance and tackle-breaking ability
• Soft hands as a receiver and can line up in the slot
• Outstanding ball security (just 1 fumble in 433 career carries)

Weaknesses / Concerns

• Leaner build means he’s not a pure power back between the tackles
• Sometimes hurdles defenders unnecessarily and risks big hits
• Pass protection is average and needs NFL coaching
• Can get leggy and high in his running style at times

Running Style Breakdown

• Patient zone runner who sets up blocks perfectly before hitting the gas
• Sudden burst through the hole and elite acceleration to the second level
• Spins and bounces off contact like a veteran
• North-south runner with the speed to take it to the house from anywhere

Pass Game

• Natural hands and reliable check-down option
• Can split wide and run real routes (mismatches linebackers)
• 27 catches for 280 yards and 3 TDs in 2025 alone
• Willing in pass protection but still developing

Draft Projection & Final Grade

• Projected Round: 1st (Top 10 pick range)
• Overall Grade: 9.0 / 10 (Consensus RB1 in the class)
• Best Case: Immediate starter and Pro Bowl candidate
• Floor: High-end rotational back with big-play ability

Film Notes

• vs. Boston College 2025: 94-yard touchdown run. Hit the edge, one cut, and gone. Pure home-run speed.
• vs. Syracuse 2025: 171 yards on just 8 carries with 3 TDs. Showed patience and explosion all game long.
• vs. USC 2025: 228 rushing yards including multiple broken tackles. Bounced outside and made defenders miss in space.
• at Arkansas 2025: Caught two TDs and had 70 receiving yards. Lined up wide and ran away from linebackers.
• Screen game vs. multiple teams: Broke three tackles on one play and turned short gains into big ones.

NFL Comparison

Reminds me of a faster Jahmyr Gibbs with the same vision and receiving upside, could be a game-changer in any scheme.

Watch Highlights: https://youtu.be/EVLrDQIHquQ

Jonah Coleman | Washington

#1 / Dual-Threat Back / Age: 22 / Height: 5’8″ / Weight: 220 lbs / 40-time: 4.50

Quick Summary Jonah Coleman is a compact, powerful bowling ball of a running back who runs with serious attitude. Coleman transferred from Arizona to Washington as a junior and just kept producing. He is built to grind out yards after contact and finish drives. He’s a reliable three-down option with soft hands and great ball security, though he’s not a home-run sprinter. We give him an 8.0/10 grade — a true Day 2 steal who can be a workhorse right away.

Awards/Honors

• Three-time Dean’s List honoree at the University of Washington.
• University of Washington Leadership Hall of Fame.

Strengths

• Excellent contact balance, sheds tacklers like a bigger back
• Runs with great leverage and power behind his pads
• Soft hands and reliable in the passing game
• Outstanding ball security (almost zero fumbles in college)
• Strong in short-yardage and goal-line situations

Weaknesses / Concerns

• Limited long speed and top-end burst
• Not a true home-run threat once he gets to the open field
• Pass protection technique needs NFL-level coaching
• Smaller frame means he can get bounced around in some schemes

Running Style Breakdown

• Patient zone runner who finds creases and hits them hard
• Built like a bowling ball, lowers his shoulder and drives through arm tackles
• Great cutback vision and sudden change of direction
• North-south finisher who piles up yards after first contact

Pass Game

• Natural hands out of the backfield (31 catches for 354 yards in 2025)
• Can turn short throws into positive gains
• Lines up in the slot and runs routes effectively
• Willing pass protector who improves every year

Film Notes

• vs. UC Davis 2025: Dropped 5 touchdowns in one game. Pure power and finishing ability on display
• vs. Washington State 2025: 163 total yards and 3 TDs. Showed he can beat linebackers in space
• vs. Illinois 2025: 107 total yards and 2 TDs. Bounced outside and broke multiple tackles
• 2025 LA Bowl vs. Boise State: 85 rushing yards and a TD. Patient running and explosive second-level cuts
• Screen game all season: Turned check-downs into big gains multiple times with his vision and balance

Draft Projection & Final Grade

• Projected Round: 2nd-3rd (Pick 50-80 range)
• Overall Grade: 8.0 / 10 (#4 running back in the class)
• Best Case: Immediate starter and 1,000-yard rusher
• Floor: High-end rotational back who lasts 8+ years

NFL Comparison

Reminds me of a compact Doug Martin with better receiving skills, a throwback power back who just keeps falling forward.

Watch Highlights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhet30rHaWE

Jadarian Price | Notre Dame

#24 / Work-Horse Back / Age: 22 / Height: 5’11” / Weight: 203 lbs / 40-time: 4.49

Quick Summary Jadarian Price is the explosive, big-play running back who backed up Jeremiyah Love at Notre Dame. This junior is a physical one-cut runner with elite contact balance, vision, and home-run speed who made defenders miss all over the field. Price carved out a major role behind Love, even with limited carries, he showed he can finish drives, score in bunches, and contribute on special teams. We give him an 8.3/10 grade, the clear No. 2 running back in the 2026 class and a Day 2 steal.

Awards/Honors

• 2025 First-Team All-American (Sporting News, Sports Illustrated)
• 2025 Second-Team All-American (FWAA, USA Today, Walter Camp)
• 2025 Third-Team All-American (Associated Press)

Strengths

• Explosive burst and home-run speed (4.49 x 40 at the Combine)
• Elite contact balance and leg drive through tackles
• Patient vision and one-cut running style
• Big-play threat (nearly 1 in 5 carries goes for 15+ yards)
• Strong special-teams contributor as a kick returner

Weaknesses / Concerns

• Limited volume as a backup (workload questions for full-time role)
• Ball security needs tightening (occasional fumbles)
• Pass protection and receiving volume still developing
• Not a pure power back between the tackles

Running Style Breakdown

• Aggressive one-cut runner who hits the hole with attitude
• Outstanding patience setting up blocks before exploding
• Spins and bounces off contact at the second level
• North-south finisher with the speed to take it the distance

Pass Game

• Capable hands on limited targets (6 catches for 87 yards in 2025)
• Can split out and create mismatches
• Shows flashes as a check-down option
• Willing but still raw in pass protection

Film Notes

• vs. Purdue 2025: Dropped 3 rushing TDs + a 100-yard kickoff return TD. Showed every tool in one game
• vs. Stanford 2025: Two quick TDs in a blowout. Vision and burst on full display
• Multiple 2025 games: Bounced outside and broke multiple tackles for chunk gains
• Screen and outside zone plays: Turned short throws into positive yardage with his balance
• Kick returns all season: Multiple big returns including house calls

Draft Projection & Final Grade

• Projected Round: 2nd (Pick 40-60 range)
• Overall Grade: 8.3 / 10 (RB2 in the class)
• Best Case: Immediate complementary starter and return specialist
• Floor: High-end change-of-pace back with 8+ year career

NFL Comparison

Reminds me of a more explosive Tony Pollard with better contact balance — perfect lightning to a thunder back.

Watch Highlights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v0VL1yIkvew

Emmett Johnson | Nebraska

#21 / Dual-Role Back / Age: 22 / Height: 5’10” / Weight: 202 lbs / 40-time: 4.56

Quick Summary Emmett Johnson had a breakout junior year and led the Big Ten in several categories. He is a patient, elusive running back who took over as Nebraska’s lead back in 2025 and put up huge numbers. He’s got great vision, quick feet to make defenders miss, and reliable hands as a receiver. Not a pure burner but he piles up yards after contact and can handle a full workload. We give him an 8.1/10 grade — a true Day 2 prospect with three-down upside.

Awards/Honors

• 2025 First-Team All-American (CBSSports.com, On3, Sporting News, Sports Illustrated)
• 2025 Second-Team All-American (The Athletic, Walter Camp)
• 2025 Running Back of the Year (Ameche-Dayne)
• 2025 First-Team All-Big Ten (Coaches & Media)
• 2024-25 Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholar
• 2023-25 Academic All-Big Ten
• 2025 Chi Alpha Sigma Honor Society
• 2023 Brook Berringer Citizenship Team
• 2023-25 Tom Osborne Citizenship Team
• Six-Time Nebraska Scholar-Athlete Honor Roll

Strengths

• Elite vision and patience setting up blocks
• Quick feet and elusiveness in traffic
• Strong hands and reliable pass catcher (46 catches in 2025)
• Runs with good balance and yards after contact
• Handles a heavy workload without wearing down

Weaknesses/Concerns

• Average top-end speed (4.56 forty at the Combine)
• Leaner build means he’s not a pure power back
• Agility drills were just okay at the Combine
• Pass protection still needs NFL coaching

Running Style Breakdown

• Patient zone runner who waits for the hole then explodes
• Sudden cut and spin moves to make defenders miss
• Excellent change of direction for his size
• North-south finisher who falls forward for extra yards

Pass Game

• Natural hands and can turn short throws into gains
• 46 receptions for 370 yards and 3 TDs in 2025
• Can line up in the slot and create mismatches
• Willing pass protector but still developing

Film Notes

• 2025 vs. multiple teams: Multiple 20+ yard runs showing patience and vision waiting for the hole
• Screen game all season: Turned check-downs into chunk gains with his quickness and balance
• vs. Big Ten opponents: Broke multiple tackles and bounced outside for big plays
• Goal-line work: Finished drives with power and quick cuts
• Receiving plays: Lined up wide and made linebackers miss in space

Draft Projection & Final Grade

• Projected Round: 2nd-3rd (Pick 50-80 range)
• Overall Grade: 8.1 / 10 (Top-8 back in the class)
• Best Case: Immediate starter and 1,000-yard rusher
• Floor: High-end rotational back who lasts 8+ years

NFL Comparison

Reminds me of a more productive version of a quick, patient back like Tony Pollard with better receiving instincts.

Watch Highlights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wlhesw83rUQ

Nicholas Singleton | Penn State

#10 / Dual-Role Back / Age: 22 / Height: 6’0″ / Weight: 221 lbs / 40-time: 4.39

Quick Summary Nicholas Singleton is an explosive, big-play running back with elite speed and acceleration that turns small gaps into long gains. Singleton was a five-star recruit who had big production early in his career before a committee approach and a slight dip in 2025. The Penn State senior had a down 2025 statistically but still showed the athleticism and receiving skills that make him a three-down threat. He’s got the burst to be a home-run hitter and the frame to handle contact. We give him an 7.9/10 grade — a high-upside Day 3 prospect with starter potential.

Strengths

• Blazing speed and acceleration (4.39 forty at the Combine)
• Explosive burst through the hole and home-run ability
• Soft hands and reliable receiver out of the backfield
• Physical runner who lowers his shoulder and falls forward
• Strong pass protection flashes

Weaknesses / Concerns

• Inconsistent vision and patience at the line
• Upright running style leads to some big hits
• 2025 production dip (possibly scheme or committee)
• Minor foot injury at Senior Bowl needs checking

Running Style Breakdown

• Explosive one-cut runner with sudden burst
• Long-strider who hits top speed in a flash
• Good contact balance and power for his size
• Accelerates through the second level instantly

Pass Game

• Natural hands and can create mismatches in space
• 24 catches for 219 yards and a TD in 2025
• Lines up in the slot and runs routes effectively
• Willing and improving pass protector

Film Notes

• 2025 vs. multiple teams: Multiple long runs showing elite acceleration once he hits the second level
• Screen game: Turned short throws into chunk gains with his burst and vision
• Big-play ability: Several 20+ yard runs despite limited touches
• Receiving plays: Caught passes out wide and made defenders miss
• Goal-line work: Finished drives with power and quick cuts

Draft Projection & Final Grade

• Projected Round: 3rd-4th (Pick 80-120 range)
• Overall Grade: 7.9 / 10 (Top-10 back in the class)
• Best Case: Immediate rotational starter and return specialist
• Floor: Change-of-pace back with big-play ability

NFL Comparison

Reminds me of a slightly bigger, more physical version of Jahmyr Gibbs — explosive speed with receiving upside.

Watch Highlights: https://youtu.be/DmoUUPeeciY

Mid-Tier 2026 NFL Draft RB Prospects (Day 2-3 Value)

Mike Washington Jr | Arkansas

#4 / Work-Horse Back / Age: 22 / Height: 6’1″ / Weight: 223 lbs / 40-time: 4.33

Quick Summary Mike Washington Jr is a big, powerful back who was super efficient in 2025. He ran for over 1,000 yards at 6.4 yards per carry and showed blazing speed at the Combine (fastest 40 among all RBs). Reliable hands and tough between the tackles, a true three-down option on Day 2-3.

Strengths

• Explosive speed and acceleration (4.33 x 40 at 223 lbs)
• Efficient runner who breaks big plays
• Strong between the tackles and sheds arm tackles
• Soft hands as a receiver

Weaknesses

• Sometimes runs too high and takes big hits
• Pass protection needs NFL coaching
• Limited big-play volume before 2025

Scouting Notes

• Patient zone runner who hits the hole hard
• Good receiver on check-downs and screens
• Vs. SEC teams: Multiple 20+ yard runs showing burst
• Combine standout: Fastest 40 + elite jumps

NFL Comparison

Like a faster version of a young Josh Jacobs — big body with home-run speed.

Draft Projection & Grade

• Projected Round: 3rd
• Overall Grade: 7.9 / 10
• Best Case: Immediate starter
• Floor: Rotational back who lasts 8+ years

Watch Highlights: https://youtu.be/bY-YV6H0HUM

Kaytron Allen | Penn State

#13 / Work-Horse Back / Age: 22 / Height: 5’11” / Weight: 216 lbs / 40-time: 4.55

Quick Summary Kaytron Allen is a tough, consistent power back who shared carries at Penn State but still put up 1,300+ yards in 2025. He’s a short-yardage hammer with good vision and reliable hands. Not a burner but piles up yards after contact, solid Day 3 value.

Strengths

• Strong runner who falls forward for extra yards
• Good vision in zone schemes
• Reliable pass catcher and blocker
• Durable and handles heavy workload

Weaknesses

• Average top-end speed
• Can get stuffed if the hole isn’t there
• Limited big-play ability

Scouting Notes

• Power back who excels in short-yardage
• Solid receiver on short routes
• Multiple 100-yard games in 2025
• Good teammate in committee backfield

NFL Comparison

Like a younger Najee Harris — tough, consistent, and reliable.

Draft Projection & Grade

• Projected Round: 3rd-4th
• Overall Grade: 7.7 / 10
• Best Case: 1,000-yard starter
• Floor: Backup who lasts 7+ years

Watch Highlights: https://youtu.be/OaU5-oc7NKQ

Demond Claiborne | Wake Forest

#1 / Work-Horse Back / Age: 22 / Height: 5’10” / Weight: 188 lbs / 40-time: 4.37

Quick Summary Demond Claiborne is a speedy, shifty back who led Wake Forest in rushing the last two years. Explosive in space and a good receiver, he’s small but tough and makes defenders miss. Great change-of-pace option on Day 3.

Strengths

• Blazing speed and quickness (4.37 forty)
• Makes defenders miss in the open field
• Reliable hands out of the backfield
• Tougher than his size suggests

Weaknesses

• Small frame means he gets bounced around
• Pass protection is still developing
• Vision can be inconsistent

Scouting Notes

• Shifty runner who bounces outside
• Good on screens and check-downs
• Led ACC in rushing attempts in 2025
• Explosive in space on kick returns

NFL Comparison

Like a smaller Matt Breida, speed and shiftiness in space.

Draft Projection & Grade

• Projected Round: 4th
• Overall Grade: 7.6 / 10
• Best Case: Change-of-pace starter
• Floor: Special teams + backup

Watch Highlights: https://youtu.be/c-lQrI_oAv4

Seth McGowan | Kentucky

#3 / Dual-Role Back / Age: 24 / Height: 6’0″ / Weight: 223 lbs / 40-time: 4.49

Quick Summary Seth McGowan is a big, physical back who had a solid 2025 at Kentucky. Strong runner with good combine athleticism and some receiving ability. Older prospect but ready to contribute right away as a backup or short-yardage guy.

Strengths

• Big body who runs with power
• Good combine athleticism (strong jumps)
• Scores in short-yardage situations
• Solid receiver on short routes

Weaknesses

• Average vision at times
• Older (will be 25 as rookie)
• Not a home-run threat

Scouting Notes

• Physical runner who falls forward
• Strong in goal-line work
• Multiple TDs in 2025
• Good special-teams potential

NFL Comparison

Like a power version of a late-round Kareem Hunt.

Draft Projection & Grade

• Projected Round: 4th-5th
• Overall Grade: 7.5 / 10
• Best Case: Short-yardage starter
• Floor: Backup for 6+ years

Watch Highlights: https://youtu.be/uzCYZsZTWFU

J’Mari Taylor | Virginia

#3 / Dual-Role Back / Age: 23 / Height: 5’10” / Weight: 199 lbs / 40-time: 4.39

Quick Summary J’Mari Taylor is a speedy, productive back who transferred to Virginia and led the ACC in rushing in 2025. Quick feet, good balance, and a nice receiving threat. Underrated Day 3 sleeper with three-down potential.

Strengths

• Excellent speed and burst (4.39 forty)
• Strong contact balance for his size
• Good receiver with 43 catches in 2025
• Makes defenders miss in space

Weaknesses

• Smaller frame limits power inside
• Hips a bit tight on cuts
• Pass protection still raw

Scouting Notes

• Shifty one-cut runner
• Strong in the screen game
• Led ACC in rushing yards 2025
• Good balance and power behind pads

NFL Comparison

Like a quicker, more elusive version of a late-round Tony Pollard.

Draft Projection & Grade

• Projected Round: 4th-5th
• Overall Grade: 7.6 / 10
• Best Case: Change-of-pace starter
• Floor: Rotational back + returner

Watch Highlights: https://youtu.be/mGu7BC5gQOk

Late-Round 2026 NFL Draft RB Prospects (Rounds 5-7)

Terion Stewart | Virginia Tech

#8 / Work-Horse Back / Age: 22 / Height: 5’9″ / Weight: 222 lbs / 40-time: 4.48

Scouting Report Compact power back who led Virginia Tech in rushing with explosive burst and tough running between the tackles. Good balance and vision in zone schemes, reliable on short-yardage, but average long speed and can get high in his pads at times.

Projection & Grade Projected Round: 5th-6th • Grade: 7.3/10

Kaelon Black | Indiana

Class of 2026 / Age: 22 / Height: 5’10” / Weight: 211 lbs / 40-time: 4.52

Scouting Report Patient zone runner with solid balance and vision who grinds out yards after contact. Reliable in short-yardage and as a check-down option, but lacks top-end speed and isn’t a true power back inside.

Projection & Grade Projected Round: 5th-6th • Grade: 7.2/10

Noah Whittington | Oregon

Class of 2026 / Age: 23 / Height: 5’8″ / Weight: 205 lbs / 40-time: 4.45

Scouting Report Speedy, shifty change-of-pace back with quick burst and elusiveness in space. Good hands on screens and check-downs, but tiny frame limits power and he can get bounced around.

Projection & Grade Projected Round: 6th • Grade: 7.1/10

Jaydn Ott | Oklahoma

Class of 2026 / Age: 22 / Height: 5’11” / Weight: 210 lbs / 40-time: 4.50

Scouting Report Versatile back with solid vision and balance who can handle a committee role. Good receiver on short routes and durable, but average speed keeps him from being a home-run threat.

Projection & Grade Projected Round: 5th-6th • Grade: 7.2/10

Robert Henry Jr | UT San Antonio

Class of 2026 / Age: 23 / Height: 5’9″ / Weight: 205 lbs / 40-time: 4.47

Scouting Report Quick small-school back with burst and elusiveness who makes defenders miss. Solid on screens and returns, but small frame limits inside power and he needs work in pass protection.

Projection & Grade Projected Round: 6th-UDFA • Grade: 7.0/10

Desmond Reid | Western Kentucky

Class of 2026 / Age: 22 / Height: 5’9″ / Weight: 198 lbs / 40-time: 4.42

Scouting Report Speedy productive back with home-run ability in space and good hands. Dangerous on screens and outside runs, but undersized frame and raw pass protection hold him back.

Projection & Grade Projected Round: 6th • Grade: 7.1/10

Jamal Haynes | Georgia Tech

Class of 2026 / Age: 23 / Height: 5’9″ / Weight: 190 lbs / 40-time: 4.46

Scouting Report Quick and tough ACC back with good vision and return ability. Elusive in space and solid on kick returns, but small build limits power and he’s not a between-the-tackles hammer.

Projection & Grade Projected Round: 6th-UDFA • Grade: 7.0/10

Adam Randall | Clemson

Class of 2026 / Age: 22 / Height: 6’3″ / Weight: 232 lbs / 40-time: 4.50

Scouting Report Huge converted WR with surprising speed and big-play potential in space. Strong receiver and athletic freak, but still raw running between the tackles and needs NFL coaching.

Projection & Grade Projected Round: 5th-6th • Grade: 7.3/10

Jam Miller | Georgia

Class of 2026 / Age: 22 / Height: 5’10” / Weight: 205 lbs / 40-time: 4.48

Scouting Report Quick elusive Georgia backup with good hands and burst in space. Solid in a committee and on screens, but limited volume and not a power back between the tackles.

Projection & Grade Projected Round: UDFA • Grade: 7.0/10

CJ Donaldson | Ohio State

Class of 2026 / Age: 22 / Height: 6’2″ / Weight: 232 lbs / 40-time: 4.55

Scouting Report Big physical Ohio State back with good size and short-yardage power. Willing blocker and goal-line finisher, but average speed and limited receiving keep him as depth.

Projection & Grade Projected Round: UDFA • Grade: 7.0/10

UDFA 2026 NFL Draft RB Prospects (Undrafted Gems)

Roydell Williams | Alabama

Class of 2026 / Age: 23 / Height: 5’10” / Weight: 205 lbs / 40-time: 4.52

Quick Summary Tough Alabama backup who runs hard between the tackles, falls forward consistently, and is reliable on short-yardage and check-downs — solid UDFA depth option.

Grade UDFA • 6.9/10

Roman Hemby | Maryland

Class of 2026 / Age: 23 / Height: 5’9″ / Weight: 198 lbs / 40-time: 4.48

Quick Summary Quick Maryland back who flashed big plays with speed and elusiveness in space, plus solid return ability — good change-of-pace UDFA add.

Grade UDFA • 6.8/10

Armoni Goodwin | Oklahoma State

Class of 2026 / Age: 22 / Height: 5’11” / Weight: 210 lbs / 40-time: 4.50

Quick Summary Steady Oklahoma State back with good balance after contact and solid vision in zone schemes — classic reliable UDFA depth guy.

Grade UDFA • 6.8/10

Rahsul Faison | Appalachian State

Class of 2026 / Age: 22 / Height: 5’10” / Weight: 202 lbs / 40-time: 4.45

Quick Summary Speedy small-school back with home-run ability in space and dangerous on screens/kick returns — great UDFA special-teams gem.

Grade UDFA • 6.7/10

LJ Johnson Jr | Texas A&M

Class of 2026 / Age: 23 / Height: 5’10” / Weight: 208 lbs / 40-time: 4.55

Quick Summary Tough Texas A&M back who grinds out yards inside and falls forward in short-yardage — solid physical UDFA depth piece.

Grade UDFA • 6.7/10

Jalen Berger | Michigan State

Class of 2026 / Age: 23 / Height: 6’0″ / Weight: 215 lbs / 40-time: 4.52

Quick Summary Big Michigan State back who pounds the ball between the tackles with good power and balance — reliable UDFA short-yardage option.

Grade UDFA • 6.6/10

Alton McCaskill | Houston

Class of 2026 / Age: 22 / Height: 5’11” / Weight: 198 lbs / 40-time: 4.47

Quick Summary Quick Houston back with burst and soft hands on screens/check-downs — nice gadget/return UDFA prospect.

Grade UDFA • 6.7/10

Le’Veon Moss | LSU

Class of 2026 / Age: 22 / Height: 5’10” / Weight: 212 lbs / 40-time: 4.50

Quick Summary Tough LSU back who runs hard and low with good goal-line vision — consistent UDFA depth and short-yardage add.

Grade UDFA • 6.6/10

All of these 2026 NFL Draft RB Prospects are broken down with film notes, stats, and NFL upside so you can see exactly who the Patriots (and every team) should target.

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