Jordan Roberts brings proven South Dakota explosiveness, but current impact is hard to verify
Roberts’ South Dakota profile is built on legitimate FCS production: in the 2013 season, he rushed for 544 yards on 126 carries and scored three touchdowns, and he added 63 receiving yards plus kick-return value, showing dual-purpose versatility. His differentiator is efficiency and all-around usefulness rather than pure volume—he also posted a 107-yard game against top-ranked North Dakota State, which hints at toughness and big-game punch. Current-season data wasn’t available in the sources reviewed, so the key question is whether that older burst still translates now; if you need a flexible, multi-role back with game experience, he’s worth a look.
