I’ve been high on Klunder for a while now, and I like his odds of developing into a highly-touted prospect over the next two years. The RB1 for a solid Houston squad, Klunder is a downhill back with surprising speed and power. His legs never stop moving and because of that, he’ll reliably break arm tackles throughout the game. I love that he wastes no time getting north and south and his tape speaks for itself. I think come rankings time we’ll see Klunder’s stock rise significantly.

A rising sophomore RB/DB from Houston Minnesota, Klunder flies around the field as he seemingly plays everywhere. He excels at running between the tackles where he can hide himself behind offensive linemen before breaking out into open space. One-on-one he’s tough to bring down, a skill which I hope Klunder continues to expand on. He’s gotten an interception in each of the last two weeks, which I think speaks to his ability to adjust to the ball trajectory and make plays when the opportunity presents itself.