Jabari Small brings compact power and dependable production to Tennessee’s backfield
In his Tennessee career, Jabari Small showed the profile of a sturdy, efficient RB: 2,122 rushing yards, 24 rushing touchdowns, and a 5.1 yards-per-carry average across 45 games with 24 starts.[3][7] His appeal is the blend of downhill physicality and consistency—he’s built to finish runs, handle volume, and punish arm tackles, which makes him a useful fit for teams wanting a reliable, between-the-tackles runner rather than a pure home-run threat.[2][3][7]
