Jashaun Corbin

Corbin remains an unknown commodity that will enter a second season with great promise. The former Texas A&M Aggie, Corbin was expected to take most of Trayveon Williams' 252 carries, 1,524 yards and 15 touchdowns last season. Instead, after a solid opener against Texas State, Corbin suffered a hamstring injury against Clemson and never suited up for the Aggies again. Now in a new home and granted immediate eligibility, Corbin again finds himself as the presumptive replacement for a highly productive rusher, this time likely plug in for Cam Akers and his 231 carries, 1,144 yards and 14 scores. New head coach Mike Norvell has a terrific track record at producing fantasy quality running backs, with four 1,000 yard rushers in his last three years. Assuming Corbin is healthy and emerges as the starter in August, he can return RB1/2 production despite continued line concerns in Tallahassee. He likely needs to drafted as a RB2/3 however, with safer, more proven options available nationally.

Corbin was the primary backup to Trayveon Williams in 2018. Corbin rushed 57 times for 305 yards and one touchdown. Williams, meanwhile, took 252 carries for 1,524 yards and 15 touchdowns on the ground. Williams was also a dynamic part of the passing game, reeling in 27 balls for 278 yards and another touchdown through the air. With Williams leaving for the NFL, Corbin has the chance for a huge season as the Aggies look to fill that massive void. Jacob Kibodi may also figure into the mix, but Corbin is expected to be the starting running back entering the 2019 campaign.