Nate Palmer offers TCU a compact, versatile back with proven all-around production
Palmer’s 2025 usage at TCU was modest—30 carries for 139 yards, 4.6 per carry, and no rushing touchdowns—but his profile points to a balanced, plug-and-play halfback with enough size and a solid EA Sports rating (77) to project as a useful depth piece.[4][2] The main appeal is fit: he looks like a dependable, low-drama back who can handle assignment football and give an offense efficient snaps, though the current stat line suggests he is more complementary option than featured weapon right now.[4]
