“Quinshon Judkins is one of a few draft-eligible backs who already looks like he has the skills to lead an NFL backfield,” Ballentine stated. “He runs well behind his pads and is tough to bring down while possessing the speed to break off big gains.”

It appears like Las Vegas will need to make changes at the running back position in the upcoming summer, since the Raiders lost Josh Jacobs to free agency and Zamir White has performed poorly in the early going of 2024.

Judkins and TreVeyon Henderson have been splitting time in the Ohio State backfield. This season, Judkins has averaged a strong 8.3 yards per carry while rushing for 390 yards and five touchdowns.

The 20-year-old transferred to Columbus after spending two years with the Mississippi Rebels. He led the SEC in rushing during his freshman campaign at Ole Miss, racking up 1,567 yards and 16 touchdowns on the ground. He also logged a hefty 5.7 yards per attempt.

Judkins took a bit of a step back in his sophomore season, finishing with 1,158 yards and 15 scores while posting a rather disappointing 4.3 yards per tote.

However, the Pike Road, Al. native has certainly looked impressive this year and is surely catching the eyes of many NFL teams.