Alabama State’s proven downhill spark with big-play juice
Rahmod Traylor entered Alabama State as a senior running back and an all-around runner who could grind between the tackles, but still threaten chunk plays with speed and elusiveness; in 2009, he was described as a potential 1,000-yard rusher and a key piece of the Hornets’ offense. His production that fall backed it up: he had at least two 100-yard games, including 114 yards and a touchdown on 17 carries against Edward Waters. If you want a back who brings toughness, burst, and reliable big-game production, Traylor checks the box.
