Explosive Oklahoma State RB with track-speed upside
Limbrick’s profile points to a high-upside running back with burst and athleticism, highlighted by his district long jump title at 21 feet, 4 inches and Oklahoma State’s listing of him as a Cowboys RB. That kind of speed translates well for a spread attack because it suggests big-play ability in space, not just between-the-tackles grind. However, the available public record is thin on recent college production, so the key question is fit: he looks like a developmental athlete whose value would come from acceleration, versatility, and special-teams potential rather than proven statistical volume.
