Jeff Kirven Emerges as Tulane’s Spring-Game Workhorse at Running Back
Kirven earned the bulk of Tulane’s tailback reps in spring ball and responded with 73 yards on 18 carries in the spring game, a sign the staff trusts him to handle volume and keep the offense on schedule. His value is less about flash than reliability: he looks like a sturdy, assignment-sound back who can absorb touches and earn more as he proves he can turn practice consistency into game-day production. Based on the available Tulane report, he fits best with teams that want a physical, dependable RB rotation piece rather than a pure explosive-play specialist.[1]
