Harris Ranks: My Top 2028 East Tennessee Running Backs
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The is my breakdown of Tennessee ball carriers that landed on the watchlist a last week. The east side of the state is not as deep as its counterparts but still have five legit players who can compete pound for pound. Matthew…
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Continue ReadingThe is my breakdown of Tennessee ball carriers that landed on the watchlist a last week. The east side of the state is not as deep as its counterparts but still have five legit players who can compete pound for pound.
Rogers is explosive with good hips in traffic. Eyes stay up field and has a nice feel for the game. Knee drive is accompanied by elite balance. When watching him make something out of nothing, I cannot help but wonder if he has trainer to help him climb the ladder on defenses to change their angles or if this just comes natural. He mostly went up against four down fronts and lined up mostly in shotguns pistol formations. It was fun watching him truck tacklers near the sideline, make linebackers go base and leave them frozen in time.
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At 6-foot and 180 pounds Gordon is as quick as a scat back in close proximity, breaks as many tackles as a power back and can run away from the defense like all elite complete backs can. In the most foregone conclusion honors ever, he was an All-Independent School selection this year.
Eli Whaley Eli Whaley 5’9″ | 155 lbs | RB Hardin Valley | 2028 TN is a prospect who finds daylight and wants to show off speed. He may be better served being listed as an ATH because of his ability to play in the defensive secondary, in addition to advanced ball skills as a receiver.