Top 5 RB Draft Prospects 2024 Final Rankings

In this video, we dive into the final top 5 running back rankings for the 2024 NFL Draft, post-combine. After hours of tape study, Ourlads scout David Syvertsen presents an elite group of talent poised to make an impact at the next level. For full rankings and player breakdowns, order Ourlads' 2024 NFL Draft Expert Guide here: secure.ourlads.com/secure/pri...
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Leading the pack is Jonathon Brooks from Texas, bringing power and vision to the table, making him a formidable prospect. Following closely is Jaylen Wright from Tennessee, who impresses with his quickness and receiving skills. Next up, Blake Corum out of Michigan, known for his elusiveness and playmaking ability.
Rounding out the Top 5, Bucky Irving from Oregon, showcasing explosive speed and versatility, and Trey Benson from Florida State boasting a blend of size and agility.
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0:00 - Intro
0:26 - Jonathon Brooks
After sitting behind future NFL backs Bijan Robinson and Roschon Johnson for two seasons, Brooks broke out with similar levels of production to the 2023 top-ten pick (Robinson) and showed smooth explosion and multiple-gear approach. Can both avoid defenders once in space and get consistent yards after contact. Lack of experience and ACL injury are question marks.
2:15 - Jaylen Wright
An explosive back with the kind of top end speed that can change how an offense operates. His ability to create on his own in the open field will be a sought-after trait at his size. Big play back with elite burst and speed on an NFL-frame. Shows sudden jump cuts to avoid defenders and explodes in the open field and will not be caught from behind. Can run into crowded running lanes and provides a target for tacklers. Will bounce outside at times instead of trusting his vision. Has made some big runs doing that but it won’t always fly in the NFL.
4:07 - Blake Corum
Thick compact frame with natural leverage. Size can be an advantage working through a gap. Instinctive runner with high energy and big play ability. Excellent vision on zone schemes he shows precise jump cuts with incredible acceleration upfield. Solid agility in traffic he’s difficult to corral in space and finds cutback lanes with sudden quickness. Has a nose for the end zone. A work in progress as a receiver but has flashed upside.
6:00 - Trey Benson
After two quiet years at Oregon, Benson averaged over six yards per carry without a single fumble while breaking tackles at a record-rate with a blend of size, lower body strength and agility, and breakaway speed.
7:13 - Bucky Irving
Explosive speed and acceleration make Irving a big play threat every time he handles the ball. Decisive runner he creates problems for pursuit angles once he gets in space. Has also been a threat in the passing game lining up in the slot. At his best on outside zone runs and can outrun perimeter pursuit. At times wants to bounce inside runs outside and is on his own not using his blocks. Has a thin frame and may not be an every down back.

[@Capncomeback2023]

Personally, I really like this RB Class. I feel like there are a lot of different styles of runners for the Cowboys to select from. Hopefully, we’ll get an Ace!!!

[@brandonsimpson2696]

Who do you think would be a perfect fit next to Mixon and the Texans.
We do have Pierce if that holds any value 😆

[@freshs2640]

Corum reminds me of what we already have in Duece Vaughn...

[@DavidSyvertsen]

I see what you’re saying. Corum has 30 pounds on Vaughn though. Completely different bodies.

[@dj7973]

Thank you David.

[@brandonsimpson2696]

Are these in your personal order?

[@51disco]

Curious Dave. What speed metrics do the teams have that the public is unaware of?

[@justaguywholikespie8221]

where do u rank Braelon Allen #6 or 7?

[@DavidSyvertsen]

The grading process pushed him down the stack quite a bit - check out the Ourlads Guide for his final spot and report !

[@51disco]

Try 11th