This is the Lay-Round Podcast with your host, JJ Zacharyse.

What's up everyone, it's JJ Zacharyse and the editor-in-chief over at numberfire.com

and this is episode 107 of the Lay-Round Podcast, one of the many shows that are part

of the number fire podcast network.

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The most polarizing film versus numbers running back in this draft class is probably Alvin

Camera, a committee back for two years at Tennessee who is entering the draft after

his junior season.

Because he wasn't the lead dog in his backfield, he saw just 19.92% of the teams touches

this past year averaging fewer than 10 attempts per game.

Meanwhile, many are comparing him to Jamal Charles and some think that he's a first-round

value.

He's entirely possible that he becomes the next hyper-efficient, higher volume runner

at the NFL level and he'd also become an exception to the rule.

As noted above, none of the backs in the samples saw while rushing attempt market share lower

than 21.28%.

That includes Jamal Charles, who had a 47.87% attempt share during his last season at Texas.

That's a piece of an article that I wrote on numberfire last year profiling which draft

hopeful running backs produced like studs when they were in college.

And that was the start of me talking about my concerns with Alvin Camera as we approached

the NFL draft.

Soon after that article I wrote a column called, Alvin Camera will have to be an outlier

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