Stats: 24 Carries, 189 Yards, 2 TDsrnIf you want to see a kid grind out the tough yards, click on this tape. Peyton is a powerful, compact athlete. The 5’10” 200 lbs senior sets the tone with his physicality. He makes it known early and often that the defense is going to have to earn every tackle. Snyder plays low to the ground, can absorb the big shots, runs through contact, and keeps his feet moving until the whistle blows. The senior isn’t just a short yardage type of runner, though. He has some lateral agility to avoid or get himself to an open lane. Plays he has the speed to create the big plays. Keep an eye on the senior in the playoffs.

Stats: 33 Carries, 156 Yards, 1 TDrnSnyder has fully stepped into the starting RB role along with his LB duties from last year and taken over. The 5’10” 205 lbs bowling ball of a runner is a load to bring down. His natural low center of gravity and power in his lower half gives Peyton the ability to run over LBs and pile up yards after contact while setting a physical tone for the offense. Snyder is a north-south, between the tackles runner who would rather make a hole than juke around until he found one. You better have your chin strap tight when you try to bring down the Mondovi senior.