NY Exposure Top Performing RBs

NY outdid itself with running backs in attendance at the NY Exposure Series. Representatives from each class showed up and delivered; proving that New York is chock full of speed, power, and versatile weapons in the backfield. Through stormy weather, these five running backs were still able to grab the attention of every scout and coach at the event, and truly separated themselves from the pack. Here are my top five running backs from NY Exposure Series.    Already featured on 1st Team All-Camp list, [player_tooltip player_id='1639382' first='Brysen' last='Fry'] once again showed why he is regarded as one of the top young running backs in the state. Built with a strong, physical frame, he runs with authority but also displays impressive body control and movement skills for a back his size. Brysen's ability to vary his pace, plant, and redirect without sacrificing momentum consistently separated him from other backs. Whether working through traffic or attacking downhill, Brysen stayed explosive and under control, flashing the traits of a highly polished every down back. Brysen has a very bright future ahead of him.     [player_tooltip player_id='1513252' first='Elijah' last='Epps'] stood out with his combination of speed, agility, and competitive running style throughout Saturday's event. Explosive out of his stance, Epps consistently showcased the ability to decelerate and accelerate quickly, a true sign of agility and body control. His quick twitch movements frequently caught linebackers off guard in the open field, making them whiff in open space. With a taller frame and determined running style, Elijah ran with purpose on every rep, making him one of the more intriguing offensive playmakers at Saturday's event.     [player_tooltip player_id='1371647' first='Carter' last='Torio'] turned heads throughout the NY Exposure Series with his burst and ability to move efficiently in open space. Though undersized compared to some of the other backs, Carter used his low center of gravity to his advantage, staying balanced between transitions and changing direction effortlessly.   Once the ball was in his hands, Torio wasted little time getting north-south. He showed quick feet and an explosive first step coming out of the backfield. His ability to make decisive decisions allows him to find running lanes and turn small openings into productive gains.     A larger-than-life prospect in the backfield, [player_tooltip player_id='2209302' first='Joseph' last='DeSocio'] immediately stood out as one of the bigger backs at camp with his size and downhill style. He paired that power with an impressive jump cut, showing the ability to evade would-be tacklers while maintaining momentum upfield. Joseph runs with a full head of steam, showing that it will be difficult to slow down once the pads are on. I anticipate him having a major impact between the tackles for his offense once the fall arrives.     [player_tooltip player_id='2064106' first='Rashad' last='Amaro Jr'] made a lasting impression this past the weekend as he earned 2nd Team All-Camp. Despite not being the biggest back on the field, he constantly found ways impress scouts with his lateral quickness and sudden acceleration. He was especially dangerous once he got into space, routinely outrunning linebackers to the perimeter and making defenders miss. Rashad also proved he could contribute in multiple ways offensively, flashing reliable hands and natural ability as a pass catcher out of the backfield.

NY outdid itself with running backs in attendance at the NY Exposure Series. Representatives from each class showed up and delivered; proving that New York is chock full of speed, power, and versatile weapons in the backfield. Through stormy weather, these five running backs were still able to grab the attention of every scout and coach at the event, and truly separated themselves from the pack. Here are my top five running backs from NY Exposure Series.