Patient, one-cut back who finally got the volume in 2025 and answered it — 175 carries for 969 yards at 5.5 a pop and third-team All-SEC honors after two years splitting a backfield. He runs with vision and burst through the hole and offers something on third down, and the high school tape (three straight 2,000-yard seasons at Montgomery Catholic) shows the home-run gear has always been there. Multiple boards list him as a Day-3 name in the 2027 class. However, the position is the ceiling: running back is the most devalued spot on the board, the receiving output is modest (11 grabs, no scores through the air in 2025), and one 969-yard season doesn't yet separate him from a deep SEC back class. A productive, tackle-breaking lead back with real burst — draftable, but fighting the positional discount that keeps this in the late rounds.