Isaiah Groves is a compact, hard-running depth piece with real red-zone juice
In the 2026 season, Isaiah Groves has already punched in a 1-yard touchdown for Austin Peay, and his profile suggests a physical, low-frills runner who can finish drives when the Govs need short-yardage grit.[8][9] He entered college as a three-star Tennessee prospect who was ranked among the state’s better backs, and his early injury history at East Robertson adds some “bet on the bounce-back” intrigue rather than downside.[11] He looks like a fit for teams wanting a tough, dependable back with upside as a rotational piece, not just a stat-sheet merchant.
