Hello and welcome to the Dynasty Dude podcast.

I'm your host, Corey Evans.

I am continuing my rookie player comps series here of free content.

This week is running back.

Last week, if you missed it, was quarterback prospects.

So this week, I have five prospects in the 26 rookie class that are running backs, where I'm going

to give you player comps from both a style in terms of washing tape and seeing similarities

in skill set and or how a running back approaches a position to NFL examples, either current

or former players, and then their actual skill set, the prospect themselves

and what I see on film and their outlook from college of the pro scene. I am scheduled to go on a

vacation, so depending if I can get into my schedule or not, there may or may not be a free show next

week. So if there is, cool, I was able to work around my calendar. If not, it'll be business as usual when I return with a rookie wide receiver player comps episode.

Just wanted to give that a heads up, call out notice in case you do or not see an episode next week.

But for now, let's get to the rookie running back player comp show. Up first, I have Jonah Coleman out of Washington, who will be 23 in August. He's 5-8-2-20,

so packs a punch at running back with that body frame. The style, I see David Montgomery

with more juice, more agility, meets Joe Mixen, lateral side-to-side movement, and

upfield elusiveness. The skill set for Jonah Coleman out of Washington, there's burst.

There is jump cuts all over the place, chalk full of it on his film, as well as plus vision

when he's moving upfield. There's buildup speed and acceleration that is deceptive in terms

of him not being necessarily the quickest or fastest when it comes to straight line speed.

But as he moves downfield, downhill, there's certainly more than meets the eye.

And he moves much quicker than his size would suggest for that 5-8-220-pound frame.

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