Jonathan Evans was a multi-purpose Baylor back with reliable hands and blocking value
Jonathan Evans played at Baylor in the early 2000s and stood out more as a versatile, physical complement than a feature runner: in the 2004 season he was described as one of the Big 12’s top multi-purpose running backs and a solid blocker, with 14 receptions for 132 yards that year. Across his Baylor career, he totaled 35 carries for 89 yards and 29 catches for 265 yards, so the appeal was his all-around utility rather than pure rushing production. If a team wants toughness, pass-game usefulness, and a selfless role player, Evans fits that mold.
