Rhode Island’s old-school workhorse who could change a game in one burst
In the 2003 season, Jason Ham was the engine of Rhode Island’s ground game, with a team-best 643 rushing yards and 4 touchdowns, and he repeatedly flashed breakaway juice with long runs and 100-yard outings. His edge is simple: he runs with burst, balance, and a finish-to-the-whistle mentality, which makes him more than a box-score back. For a team that wants a tough, reliable runner who can also pop explosive plays, Ham looks like a legit fit.
