Mullins was a reliable target and weapon for his quarterbacks throughout the 2 days. The majority of his touches were out of the backfield, simulating his natural role within a real game. However, he proved that he is more than just a checkdown or an outlet within a progression. He has the capability to run a diverse route tree out of the backfield, catching a multitude of passes on the second level. His speed and acceleration out of his breaks make him a mismatch for most linebackers.

While he’s still flying under the radar, Mullins, one of the more productive running backs across the state last season, is finally getting some much-deserved recognition. After running through defenses throughout the 2025 season, taking off for 1,310 yards and 12 touchdowns, Mullins saw two recent offers come his way from Troy and App State. Still, that’s not nearly enough. The Gwinnett County back was a tackle-breaking machine last season as a junior and should be even better as a senior in 2027. He’s one of the top returning backs in the region and should likely see more offers come his way this spring and summer.

Another breakout Gwinnett County running back in the 2027 class, Mullins made a big jump into the latest Prep Redzone rankings after a terrific junior season where he ran for an impressive 1,310 yards and 12 touchdowns in 10 games. He ran for at least 235 yards in three different games including a career night against West Forsyth where he ran for 326 yards and three touchdowns. He’s a powerful runner who consistently breaks tackles and keeps the chains moving. His best football is still ahead of him and offers could easily come his way this winter. He’s now ranked by Prep Redzone as the No. 17 RB prospect in Georgia for his class.

A breakout Gwinnett County running back in the 2027 class, Mullins is a tough, tackle-breaking back out of Parkview who showed that he can score from anywhere on the field. He brings impressive speed and elusiveness for a bigger back at 6-foot-0 200-yards. He was the leading rusher in his region this year and one of the more productive junior running backs across the state. The promising back ran for an impressive 1,310 yards and 12 touchdowns. He hit the 200-yard mark three times this year including a memorable 326-yard game against West Forsyth where he ran for three scores. Look for his recruitment to really pick up this off-season.

A breakout junior running back to know in Gwinnett County, Mullins is a new name to know after a career game against West Forsyth in the second game of the season. The big, bruising back runs hard and breaks a lot of tackles at 6-foot-0 200-pounds. After a strong week one where he ran for a respectable 53 yards, Mullins took over against the Wolverines, rushing for 326 yards and three touchdowns in a big 59-45 victory. He’s tough to bring down in the open field and is faster than you’d expect for someone his size. He even took off for an 80-yard score in that giant victory over West Forsyth. He’s a breakout back to know in the 2027 class who will see a new ranking come his way soon.