J.P. Humber brings downhill juice and reliable hands
In the 2002 season, Maryland listed J.P. Humber as an explosive, space-capable tailback who could catch the ball out of the backfield, and later bios described him as a big, downhill runner with good quickness for his size[1][7]. He also stood out for his durability early in college, averaging 5.1 yards per carry and never losing yardage on a run, though injuries interrupted his final three seasons[1]. If a team wants a physical back with pass-game utility and some underrated burst, Humber’s profile still checks the boxes.
