Everyone's focused on the top running backs in the NFL draft, and I get it. They're stacked.

But that spotlight is leading to some insane talents falling through the cracks and going unnoticed.

For example, we have one back who had over 1,500 yards and 25 touchdowns last year,

and he probably won't be drafted until the fifth round.

So in this video, we're breaking down the five most overlooked running backs in the NFL draft,

who could be household names as soon as this year. And we're going to start with the 21 year old running back out of Oklahoma State.

It's Ali Gordon. This is a big, I mean, prototypical NFL size, especially from the older NFL

day, 6 foot 1, 226 pounds. The guy's a beast. And you probably remember him from a couple

years ago back in college. We'll talk about it, had a massive season, but he disappointed some people in 2024, most people, and then he continued to do that at the NFL

Combine. Because at the Combine, Gordon comes out here and he runs a 4-6-140 time. Now, honestly,

that's not great, but let's keep in mind. He's 226 pounds, nearly 230 pounds. So when you

factor in his size, it's not the worst speed at the position. For instance, Kyron Williams is way smaller than Ollie Gordon by 20 plus pounds, and he ran a similar time.

Now, here's what you need to know.

In 2023, arguably one of the best seasons we've ever seen from a college running back

where Gordon has a work course role of 285 carries, over 1,700 rushing yards, 22 touchdowns.

When you factor in his receiving production as well, 330 yards, he went over 2,000 total

yards, 30 plus catches is elite in college for a running back, nearly hit 40.

He was a standout.

If he would have went to the NFL draft, if he was eligible to that year, he probably

would have been a second at the worst third round pick, most likely a second round pick. But the problem was Gordon never lived up to his 2023 production and hype that he had coming into this past year in

2024. And it was kind of a mystery. Like if you scroll through right here and you see, he played

in 12 games. He saw a lot less work. He started splitting carries more. Only 858 yards,

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