Ray Lawry

Lawry finished his Old Dominion career with 4,080 yards (6.2 YPC) and 45 touchdowns in 43 games, adding 60 receptions for 496 yards and three touchdowns. One subtly encouraging detail is the fact that Lawry had another good running back on his team in Jeremy Cox, yet Lawry easily outplayed him, as Cox's rushing average over the last three years sits at 4.9, a sharp contrast to Lawry's 6.2. Lawry runs even lower than the 5-foot-9, he's listed at, giving him good density despite the relatively light 205 pounds he weighed at the Old Dominion pro day. He showed poor agility numbers there (11.5 agility score), but his tape immediately shows an abundance of quickness, making it easy to blame his poor numbers on the bad weather he was running in that day. His 4.51-second 40-yard dash from the pro day is otherwise encouraging. Lawry dealt with a lot of hamstring troubles at Old Dominion and therefore probably doesn't profile as more than a change-of-pace back, but his pass-catching upside might be underestimated.