Colorado State RB with limited 2025 production but added depth value
Walker’s recent on-field production has been modest, with ESPN listing **25 carries for 72 yards and 2 touchdowns** and Fanstake showing **11 rushing yards on 4 attempts** in the 2025 data available, so he profiles more as a depth piece than a volume back right now.[2][1] The bigger reason to watch him is context: Colorado State’s roster situation suggests he is part of the program’s developmental pipeline rather than a finished product, and his value will hinge on whether he can turn limited touches into more efficient, reliable running. If you need a proven feature back, he is not that yet; if you want a player with room to grow and low-cost upside, he is a reasonable fit.[6][2][1]
