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Message: <blockquote data-quote="OldSchool101" data-source="post: 1091749" data-attributes="member: 10086">Interesting thoughts. Penn State’s  Kaytron Allen is not a home run threat, but he would add1. Exceptional Short yardage ability both at Goal to go or 4th n 1 type situations. He’s a finisher and has the will to win the rep with a punishing tilt.2. High integrity Ball Security3. Zone Cutback ability with needed Power, similar to Wilson4. Elite reliability. 41 straight games he’s suited up. He’s the opposite of Marshawn in that respect. Very reliable.He’s an adequate + blocker, has limitations in Receiving, but was mostly not refined and still caught a pair of TD’s. Has the receiving ability more just needs coaching. He will NOT beat anyone on the open field, but he WILL explode into open field at 5’11” 225lb. His 4.55 speed is only moderate, but he’s ideal as a RB2 and possibly exceeds that Wilson feel.When relegated to backup duty Kaytron has shown formidable. He’s can play 15+ also as a pseudo starter bell cow. But he’s best being a Robin to Batman. Logged 1,300+ yards in his Senior Season at 6.2 per and 15TDs. Breaking onto the scene in full fashion challenging Singleton as the first 1000+ pair to ever suit up at Penn State. The guy you are looking for is his buddy, Nicholas Singleton. 4.3’s speed and will break away and has refined receiving chops.</blockquote>

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