Georgia’s compact, every-down back with proven big-play upside
Moreno was a high-volume, highly productive **Georgia RB** whose college profile was built on balance, vision, and real receiving value, finishing with **2,734 rushing yards and 32 total touchdowns** at Georgia[9]. His biggest differentiator is versatility: he could run through contact, catch the ball, and stay effective in tight spaces, which made him more than just a straight-line runner[9][15]. The main caution is durability and workload management, since his later pro career included a significant knee injury and a relatively short NFL peak[10][18]. For a team needing a physical, multidimensional back, he was a strong fit.
