Pat Paschall was a workload-heavy, high-efficiency Bison back with NFL buzz
Pat Paschall’s calling card was production: in the 2009 season, he ran for 1,397 yards and 16 touchdowns on 207 carries, averaging 6.75 yards per rush and hitting the 100-yard mark 10 times, which is why he drew NFL camp interest. That profile suggests a back who combines volume, efficiency, and consistency rather than flashy one-play speed. The main question for a team is whether his game translates against stronger front sevens, since even elite college runners can be contained when the line of scrimmage tightens.
