Chris Polk

ANALYSIS
Polk is expected to be a second or third-round pick. The Washington runner was hugely productive in 2011, running for 1,488 yards and 12 touchdowns (5.1 YPC) and catching 31 passes for 332 yards and four touchdowns in 13 games. He isn't Trent Richardson, but Polk possesses excellent strength as a runner, and has good explosiveness and speed to go along with it. He runs rather upright and doesn't have the quickest short-area movement, but there's generally not much to dislike about Polk. Jesse Callier, Bishop Sankey and Deontae Cooper are all candidates to emerge as Washington's next top runner.