Tommy Bohanon brings old-school power and lead-blocking value at fullback
Tommy Bohanon was a physical, high-effort fullback at Wake Forest who stood out less for volume stats than for toughness, downhill running, and the kind of lead-blocking presence coaches trust in short-yardage and two-back packages.[2][3] In 2011, he played all 13 games with six starts, scored two rushing touchdowns, and added nine catches, showing he could contribute as both a runner and receiver.[2] He later translated that profile to the NFL, where his reputation centered on opening holes and doing the dirty work, making him a fit for teams that value physicality, reliability, and role-player discipline.[1][6]
