#running-back-prospects

#running-back-prospects

It's only natural to have your own personal favorite players you hope the Dallas Cowboys draft. We all have our own vision of who we believe can help the organization improve. It's one of the reasons why all of these mock draft exercises are fun and entertaining. And, it's a great way to learn about certain players you may have overlooked or had ranked differently than someone else.

Love is a one-cut and go runner who hits creases fast and keeps his balance through contact. He's dangerous when the blocking gives him a lane because he accelerates quickly and can turn routine runs into chunk gains, and he's more than just a runner. The biggest improvement area is the pass protection and playing under control. He can also put himself in danger by trying to hurdle defenders, which he tries to do often.

Jacory Croskey-Merritt wakes up his alarm clock and gives the sun permission to set. He's the most popular out-of-nowhere running back in recent fantasy football memory, but at the end of the day, he's still a Day 3 running back. And Day 3 running backs get replaced. [Jeremiyah] Love is the consensus top running back in the class and would be an injection of dynamic youth to the oldest roster in football.