Noah has the size, speed, and hands. He’s a complete three down back, and he showed his footwork, quick acceleration, and the vision necessary to find the open lane through the second level. He has improved his speed and quickness. He’s a running back who has always shown soft hands, and with the added muscle and quickness to his game, it would not be a shock if Power Four schools come sniffing around.

Noah is a complete Running Back. He has the size to be a thumper, but he isn’t just a power back, he shows good speed, has the lateral quickness to make defenders miss and get to the edge, and he can hit the runway for him. He shows soft hands, and he is a player who is primed for a huge season ahead

Fiefia will be an important part as with his size, if he can get crucial first downs on key run plays. He shows good hands and to be effective as a pass catcher. His contact balance and power as a runner will come into play against Brighton.

Fiefia has done well this offseason and has been effective during the 7’s event, where he showcased his hands and the ability to make defenders miss in the open field. He’ll contribute in the run game this year, and the room has a lot of vacated touches, and Fiefia is someone that is primed to take on a big chunk of that, he potentially has a big year ahead for him.

Fiefia goes from unranked to the 54th-ranked prospect and the RB4 for the class. He’s a player who’s caught the eye this offseason and is a player with great size, soft hands, moves well laterally, and showcases good physicality in his game. He’s got traits that will play at the next level and should have a fantastic season ahead.

During the 7’s event, Fiefia showcased his work in the pass game, displaying soft hands and a natural ability to catch outside of his frame, transitioning upfield right away, and demonstrating his elusiveness. He made several plays throughout the day and caught the eye.