Week 2 Recap: RB's and TE's

Let's take a look at some running backs and tight ends that made an impact in Week 2.    Judah showed why he comes in as the RB1 of the 28 class. He shook off the rust from Week 1 and looked crisp, decisive, and had a good acceleration, and was able to handle a workload of 30+ carries. He displayed good vision and had the lateral quickness that made defenders miss. He had a great evening and is what the Brighton offense was looking for in the room.     Parker is an exceptional athlete with great speed and is elusive with his lateral quickness and hip fluidity. He gets to top speed within strides and can maintain that high cruising speed even with a defender coming after him and causing him to shift lanes. He has great vision, is exceptional at creating on his own, and showcases enough contact balance to absorb defenders. He has great hands and is a complete back who is a threat to take it to the house with every touch.     Tolman was efficient on Friday night and showed that he is a complete, three-down back. He shows good patience as a runner and anticipates an opening behind the line, and once it starts to open up, he uses his lateral quickness to get there and does well getting small through the first level and being slippery. He also displays good hands and is elusive in the open field.     Tahi was ultra efficient on a per touch basis and flashed good quickness and overall speed. He is flashing his ability as a receiver out of the backfield. He has exceptional hands and in the open space, will make defenders miss. He's proving himself to be one of the best complete backs in the class.     Viliami excels in the Woods Cross system. He flashes good contact balance, is a physical runner, and has the power to absorb contact and continue with his run. He has good size and does well with his quick burst to get away from defenders. He is the focal point of the offense and will run in between the tackles and has the speed to get to the edge, he is one of the better power runners in the class.     Brock was exceptional on the evening and, even with shaded coverage towards him, still found ways to get open. He showcased his physicality as he broke tackles and made defenders miss when trying to bring him down. He flashed good quickness and a quick burst to slip past defenders. He was electric on the evening and is an elite prospect.     Yocham is a chess piece and a complete mismatch. He proved once again that if you scheme him up, good things will come. As a runner, he flashes good vision and physicality. As a receiver, he has strong hands, is great at the catch point and will make defenders miss. He's having an exceptional season.    Those were some running backs and tight ends that made an impact in Week 2.

Let's take a look at some running backs and tight ends that made an impact in Week 2.