Siaki is the offense and the best player on the team. The offense flows through him, and he’ll be asked to take on a good defense in Morgan. Siaki is a complete three-down back and is a threat in the receiving game. When he’s in the open field, he is exceptional at making defenders miss and creating on his own. As he goes, so does Bountiful.

Siaki is the focal point of the offense and mainted his effectiveness even with a heavy defensive box. He showcases good vision and patience behind the line. He uses his lateral exposiveness and elusivity to get past the first level and then to the edge and race for him. He has done a good job showcasing good contact balance and being able to finish his runs with contact. He’s a complete back and a weapon in the receiving game. Once Bountiful hits region play and the offense can get settled in, Siaki will be ready for 30+ touches a game. He’s a player who should get D1 offers and find a home at the next level on national signing day.

Fekitoa will be a belllcow again. He’s coming off 259 carries last season and with the Redhawks deploying a new signal caller, they’ll lean on him early in the season and could very well surpass 300 carries and possibly over 330 touches if you include his work as a receiver out of the backfield. He showcases soft hands, great vision, and moves well laterally and is a nimble, and elusive back. He is primed for a gigantic season.

Fekitoa has shown his abilities as a ball carrier these past two seasons as an elusive type runner. At the combine, he shown he can be involved in the passing game as well with his quick feet, hands and body control.

Fekitoa is an excellent three-down back who is a one-cut-and-go runner with good vision and change of direction. He does a good job at getting small behind his line and will get to the second level and make defenders miss. Fekitoa is a weapon in the receiving game and will line up out wide and ask to run routes past the line of scrimmage. He has natural soft hands and does not fight the ball, his ability to be a receiver makes him a nightmare for opposing players. He stands up well in pass protection.