Depth-Chart Back with Proven No-Fumble Utility
David Yancey was a low-volume, high-reliability running back for Tennessee, posting 24 carries for 116 yards and a score in the 2004 season, then 13 carries for 42 yards plus two catches in 2005, and 13 carries for 60 yards with two rushing touchdowns in 2006. His best differentiators were ball security and versatility: he had no fumbles in the available career stats and contributed as a reserve, special-teams player, and occasional receiver. For a team, he projects as a dependable role player rather than a feature back—useful if you need toughness, consistency, and a low-mistake complement in the backfield.[1][4]
