This is UCF running back, R.J. Harvey.

He's short and stocky, but he's a jitterbug, high-end athleticism, coming off a truly massive redshirt senior season, puts him in the 95th percentile in terms of

fantasy points per game among drafted running back. To me, the profile isn't as easy as that.

He's going to be 24 years old. We're talking about a UCF running back in the era of transferring up

throughout college. But you can definitely put up a big highlight reel, to me, more of a

change of pace rusher than like an overall talented player. For all of you out there, Hayden

I never exchanged notes ahead of these. So this is going to make for an awesome conversation,

because there have been three backs over the last couple of years that I've really loved,

despite obvious flaws in their profile.

Tyrone Tracy last year, we know he was 24 years old, goes in round five.

Bucky Irving, you know, bad testing at 192 pounds.

He went in round four.

In the year before that, Karen Williams, 465, some of the worst testing numbers you

will ever see.

And then he also goes in round five.

There was always something that pulled me to those players, those prospects, those evaluations.

RJ Harvey is that player in this class for me.

And even if he is a day three pick, which I expect him to be, namely because of the age,

as you mentioned, just turned 24 years old in February, I still believe that he can be a productive and impactful player during his rookie contract.

Yeah, I see the same way.

I think that he's going to be more change of pace to me.

I think he's a better rusher than a receiver.

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