Adam Tate gave Utah a compact, productive downhill presence at RB
Adam Tate was a **physical, workhorse-style runner** for Utah, producing 1,479 rushing yards and 20 total touchdowns over two seasons while also offering enough receiving ability to stay on the field in multiple situations.[1][3] At 6-foot-1 and 229 pounds, his size suggests a **power-based fit** more than a speed profile, making him valuable for teams that want a back who can absorb contact, finish runs, and handle short-yardage or red-zone duty.[3]
