steady Utah RB who earned trust as a workload back
Poston’s best selling point is reliability: in the 2006 season, he appeared in all 13 games for Utah, started 11, led the team with 553 rushing yards, and scored five touchdowns, showing a coach-friendly blend of durability and consistency.[3][5] He was not a flashy breakaway producer, but his value came from handling volume and staying available, which makes him the kind of back teams can lean on when they want dependable production and a low-drama fit in the rotation.[3][5]
