Rod Baldwin is an FIU name with a speed-first, playmaking profile
Rod Baldwin is listed in FIU’s football archives as a former wide receiver who was moved to running back in the 2002 season, where he showed burst and toughness by ripping off 51 yards on 11 straight carries against Jacksonville in a late-game drive. That kind of versatility is the headline: he looks like a multi-purpose athlete who can adapt to different roles, grind through contact, and help extend possessions. Publicly available FIU materials do not provide current 2026 WR production for a modern Rod Baldwin, so his best visible trait is role flexibility rather than a documented stat profile.
