Trey Williams (Athlon Consensus #19)

The Analysis

PROS:Williams isn't the biggest or the strongest, but there are few backs as productive as this speedy dynamo. Try 8,104 yards and 86 touchdowns in his final three seasons at Dekaney High School. He brings electric quickness and decisiveness when the ball is in his hands. He makes quick cuts and explodes through the tight gaps with great vision, balance and burst. He makes a cut, puts his foot in the ground and goes. There is rarely any lost motion in his movements. He is impossible to tackle in open space as he will constantly gyrate to pick-up extra yards.

CONS:Williams' size may always be an issue as he isn't your prototypical sized running back. At least, not for the NFL. Can his frame take the beating of 25-30 touches in major college football remains to be seen. He will be an effective player on the next level, but what his true role will be may take time to define.

BIO: Was named Rivals High National Offensive Player of the Year in 2011 after rushing for 3,884 yards and 48 touchdowns and helped Dekaney win its first state championship as a senior. Rushed for 2,290 yards and 20 touchdowns as a junior. Rushed for 1,930 yards and 18 touchdowns as a sophomore.