a bruising North Dakota fullback with real lead-blocking juice
Iverson’s value is tied to old-school fullback work: he was once described by North Dakota as the player in line to replace a top-blocking fullback, and in the 2014 season he appeared in all 12 games while adding 8 catches for 53 yards. His profile suggests a physical, multi-use blocker with enough hands to be more than a body-on-body specialist, which is useful if a staff wants a downhill, assignment-sound tone-setter. One caution: his UND career ended in 2015 after dismissal from the program, so the football fit question is really about past on-field traits rather than current production.
