Versatile Washington State Back with Real Receiving Juice
Morrow stood out at Washington State as a dual-threat running back who could finish runs, catch naturally out of the backfield, and handle a heavy passing-game role—he finished with 351 rushing yards on 87 carries and 61 receptions, the second-most by a running back in the country in that season.[4] His value is less about raw power and more about versatility, ball skills, and reliability as a weapon on all three downs, which makes him a strong fit for teams that want a back who can stress defenses without needing a feature-back workload.[4][5]
