2017 NFL Draft: Top 50 Prospects Halfway through Season
By Tyler Brooke
Georgia Bulldogs running back Nick Chubb has had a really disappointing year. That sentence deserves an asterisk considering he’s coming off of a gruesome leg injury and is playing behind a really bad offensive line, but the lack of production hurts Chubb in a class full of talented running backs.
When he’s at his best, Chubb draws comparisons to someone like Frank Gore. He has excellent vision, and at 5’10” and 228 pounds he’s compact and strong enough to fight through contact and break tackles.
The biggest concerns scouts will have with Chubb is his lack of speed and whether or not he can stay healthy after such a concerning leg injury last season. If he can answer one or both of those questions, his future in the NFL will be bright. If not, we could see him slide down into the third or even fourth round.