New Mexico State’s physical, low-center-of-gravity RB with proven production
Colston brings a compact 5-foot-9, 205-pound frame and a history of real workload value, as he led New Mexico State in rushing with 384 yards while playing in 10 games and starting three in the 2008 season[2][5]. The key differentiator is his sturdiness and trust factor: he has shown he can handle touches, contribute over a full schedule, and give a staff a reliable downhill runner rather than a pure gadget piece[2][5]. For a team seeking a dependable, physical back who can stabilize the run game, he looks like a sensible fit[2][5].
