Meet The Superstar RBs Of The 2024 NFL Draft: Top 10 Running Backs You Need To Watch!

In this episode, we delve into the top prospects among running backs for the 2024 NFL Draft. Leading the pack is Johnathon Brooks from Texas, a powerful runner with impressive play speed and vision. Despite a recent ACL injury, Brooks' stellar performance in the 2023 season, averaging 6.1 yards per carry, solidifies his position as a second to third-round pick.Next up is Jaylen Wright from Tennessee, known for his patience and physicality on the field. With a knack for pass protection and consistent performance, Wright is projected as a second-round selection, offering teams a reliable option in the backfield.Bucky Irving, hailing from Oregon and previously Minnesota, emerges as another top prospect, praised for his exceptional contact balance and versatility. Despite concerns about his size and long-speed, Irving's ability to consistently move the chains makes him a viable option in the second to third round.Audric Estime from Notre Dame showcases his physicality and prowess in pass protection, though concerns linger about his fumble tendencies and lack of explosive speed. Nevertheless, Estime's impressive performance in the 2023 season solidifies his position as a third-round selection.Michigan's Blake Corum, with his exceptional vision and goal-line performance, rounds out the top five prospects. Despite concerns about his size and pass protection, Corum's ability to make smart cuts and adjustments on the field makes him a valuable asset in the second round.With each prospect offering unique strengths and areas for development, the excitement continues to build around the top running backs as they prepare for the upcoming NFL Draft.Top 10 RBs1 Johnathon Brooks, Texas2 Jaylen Wright, Tennessee3 Bucky Irving, Oregon4 Audric Estime, Notre Dame5 Blake Corum, Michigan6 Trey Benson, Florida State7 MarShawn Lloyd, ‘23 USC8 Braelon Allen, Wisconsin9 Ray Davis, ‘Kentucky10 Will Shipley, Clemson#nygiants #nfl #nfldraftSend us Fan MailSupport the show