Physical Oklahoma fullback whose 2013 season ended by knee injury
Trey Millard was a rugged, high-effort Oklahoma fullback whose value went beyond box-score stats: he was known as a physical lead blocker and tone-setter, but his 2013 season ended after he tore his ACL and another knee ligament against Texas Tech. That injury matters because his biggest differentiators were toughness, willingness to do the dirty work, and versatility in the Sooners’ offense—traits that can be harder to quantify than production. If you value a selfless, downhill blocker with intensity and locker-room edge, Millard fit that profile; durability, however, was the major concern after the knee injury.
