Cordai is a 5’9” running back who brings a compact, physical style to the offense with a low center of gravity that makes him tough to bring down. He runs with good balance and control, allowing him to absorb contact and stay upright through traffic.

What stands out is his quickness and ability to navigate tight spaces. Cordai has the agility to make defenders miss in the open field and the burst to turn small openings into positive gains. He’s most effective when he’s allowed to get downhill and use his instincts to find cutback lanes.

Cordai finished with 1,178 rushing yards and 18 touchdowns, and his film shows a versatile, hard-nosed playmaker. He hits the holes with confidence, showing patience to let blocks develop before bursting through with speed and balance. Cordai’s vision allows him to make quick cuts, avoid traffic, and turn short gains into significant yardage. He finishes runs with toughness, fighting for every yard and consistently putting points on the board. His tape reflects a dynamic, reliable athlete who can make an immediate impact whenever he touches the ball.

The second half of this all-state bound backfield, stands with a strong frame and 4.4 speed in Woodard. Cordai has really burst onto the scene this season, with over 700 rushing yards to an average of over 11 per carry. He has added 6 touchdowns to the Falcons’ offense as well. Woodard runs behind his pads with great footwork, twitchy burst, and big-time physicality. He runs hard with long strides and great lateral change of direction. Cordai also does a great job of maintaining good pad-level and toting the rock with little wasted movement. His strong play through this point of the season has earned him offers from schools such as Pitt, Texas State, and UTSA.