a depth-piece back with limited production but some pass-game utility
Luke Seeker’s SMU profile points to a back who has been used in a limited role, with 2014 game action showing 24 carries for 75 yards and 3 catches for 6 yards, while ESPN’s career line lists 36 carries for 135 yards and no touchdowns[1][3]. The main takeaway is not big-play production, but a player who can contribute as a rotational option and in the passing game when called upon[1][3]. If you need a proven feature back, he is not that; if you want a depth running back with modest versatility and experience in live snaps, he fits that lane[1][3].
