Another outstanding ball carrier out of Secaucus, Josep Pinto is the next in line. Pinto has enough speed to beat defenders to the sideline. How he runs is tough to describe: it is somewhere between hard and scampering. Disciplined in his approach, Pinto pops many runs due to the fact that he follows his pullers and hits the hole where it is designed. In the open field I thought that Pinto was awfully creative. Whether in the open field or in the trenches, Pinto finds ways to spin, juke, cut, dance, and evade defenders to pick up additional yardage. In addition, he has strong cutback vision and uses his hands to make caches, while also maintaining possession through contact.