Jamal Morrow

ANALYSIS
Morrow led the pass-heavy Cougars in rushing this season, totaling 522 yards on the ground while averaging 6.07 yards per carry and finding the end zone four times. He also played a heavy role as a receiver, catching 60 passes for another 506 yards and five scores, leaving Washington State third in school history with 4,219 all-purpose yards. His small frame prevents him from being an every-down back in the NFL and he lost out on an opportunity to showcase his abilities at the NFLPA Bowl, but Morrow could carve out a role as a pass-catching back at the next level should he impress scouts at the NFL Combine and/or his pro day.