This year's NFL draft class is loaded with running back talent.

It may actually be the best running back class we've ever seen, which is crazy.

And at the NFL Combine, a few guys really stood out and increased their draft stocks even more.

So in this video, we'll talk about the five running backs who impressed the most at the NFL Combine

and are currently skyrocketing up draft boards.

And let's start with a player that you guys probably know if you follow college football at all. It's Quinn Sean Jenkins out of Ohio State, a big branded school, right? You can see right here,

he's a 21-year-old. He weighs about, he's 6 foot, 221 pounds, so a really nice running-back build.

And if you remember, in the college football playoffs against Notre Dame in the championship game,

he goes out there, he averages 9.1 yards per carry, puts up 100 rushing yards.

As you can see right here, two rushing touchdowns.

Scroll down a little more. He wasn't done there.

He got involved as a receiver, two catches, 21 yards, and a touchdown.

This is kind of the game for Quintan Junkins.

Throughout his entire college career of three seasons at two different programs, the dude, all he did was produced.

And here's the proof of that right here. His first two seasons in college, you can see he played at Old Miss before transferring

to Ohio State for his final year in 2024 and winning a national championship.

Pretty good strategy there by him.

But in his first two years at Old Miss, over 1,500 yards in his first year, he was the SEC

freshman of the year, 17 touchdowns.

He backs that up with another solid season, a little bit

less efficient per carry, but almost 1,200 rushing yards. Both of these seasons, he's adding

nice reception totals 20 plus in his final two years. If you're in college football and you're

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