Hawf showcases a well-rounded skill set that makes him a dangerous threat to opposing defenders. His notable strengths include impressive speed, patience at the line of scrimmage, and a keen ability to wait for blocks to set up before explosively bursting through running lanes. Hawf’s open field vision and elusiveness make him proficient at navigating through defenses, consistently making defenders miss tackles. Moreover, his reliable hands add a valuable dimension to his game, allowing him to contribute in the offense’s running and passing game. As a solid athlete with ideal size, Hawf can absorb hits, break tackles, and tolerate the physical demands of his position. He’s a versatile and dynamic running back, combining athleticism with football IQ to impact games consistently in multiple ways.

Our final prospect is another running back with Tate Hawf Tate Hawf 5'11" | 195 lbs | RB West Lyon | 2025 State IA rounding out this week’s film review post. And compared to Davis, you can definitely say that Hawf is a workhorse back and he’s going to churn up the yards and put up some numbers this season. Hawf lined up primarily at tailback in a backfield that featured two other running backs. Hawf was close to eclipsing 1,000 yards last fall and we can definitely see him hitting that number and then some with another strong season. Hawf was at his best on pitch and toss plays that got him to the outside because he was incredible in space. Similar to Krebsbach, you could tell that Hawf has really good vision with the ball in his hands. He reads blocks well and explodes into the correct running lane. He also showed the ability to make catches out of the backfield.