Explosive former Georgia Tech back with rare short-yardage power
Tony Hollings was a 5'11", 215-pound Georgia Tech runner who flashed big-play scoring ability, rushing for 633 yards and 11 touchdowns in just four games before entering the 2003 NFL Supplemental Draft. [3] His appeal was clear: compact power, good testing numbers, and a backfield style that could punish tacklers and finish drives, which is why Houston took him in the second round. [2][3] The caution flag is durability and limited pro production, so he fits best as a physical, downhill option rather than a featured every-down back. [5][6]
