Versatile Purdue Back with NFL-Ready Power and Receiving Skill
Horvath was a productive, versatile back at Purdue, finishing his college career with 1,181 rushing yards, 68 catches, and 8 rushing touchdowns, and he stood out as a tough, downhill runner who could also contribute as a receiver out of the backfield.[2][6][7] His biggest differentiators are his physicality, workload versatility, and proven ability to make the roster at the pro level after being a seventh-round NFL pick, which suggests coaches trust his effort and role flexibility.[1][5] He is a fit for teams needing a reliable, multi-use back or fullback-type presence rather than a pure feature runner.[1][3]
