2009 NFL Draft: Running Backs
QB | RB | FB | WR | TE | OT | OG | OC | DT | DE | OLB | ILB | CB | FS | SS | All Rankings
| 1. Knowshon Moreno | 511, 208 pounds | Georgia | ||
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A dynamic running back with exemplary playing speed and agility. Moreno has special ability on game days, but may slide some after a sub-par Combine. |
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| 2. Chris Wells | 6'1, 237 pounds | Ohio State | ||
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When healthy, Wells is clearly the best NFL-style running back in the draft. However, he always seems to have lingering injuries that limit his play. |
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| 3. LeSean McCoy | 5'11, 210 pounds | Pittsburgh | ||
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McCoy is a shifty and strong running back. Although he maybe should have returned for his senior year, he can start in the NFL immediately. |
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| 4. Shonn Greene | 5'11, 235 pounds | Iowa | ||
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Greene is a pure power back who can handle a lot of carries. He can convert first downs with ease and easily breaks tackles from linebackers. |
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Additional Rankings:
| 5. Donald Brown, RB, Connecticut, 5’10, 210 |
| 6. Javon Ringer, RB, Michigan State, 5’9, 205 |
| 7. Rashad Jennings, RB, Liberty, 6’1, 232 |
| 8. James Davis, RB, Clemson, 5’11, 210 |
| 9. Glen Coffee, RB, Alabama, 6’1, 204 |
| 10. Andre Brown, North Carolina State, 6'0, 224 |
| 11. Cedric Peerman, RB, Virginia, 5’9, 208 |
| 12. Jeremiah Johnson, RB, Oregon, 5’9, 208 |
| 13. Ian Johnson, RB, Boise State, 5’11, 198 |
| 14. Arian Foster, RB, Tennessee, 6’1, 216 |
| 15. Marlon Lucky, RB, Nebraska, 6’0, 215 |
| 16. Gartrell Johnson, RB, Colorado State, 5’10, 225 |
| 17. Kory Sheets, RB, Purdue, 5’11, 205 |
| 18. Tyrell Sutton, RB, Northwestern, 5’8, 205 |
| 19. Keegan Herring, RB, Arizona State, 5’10, 195 |
| 20. Devin Moore, RB, Wyoming, 5’9, 190 |
| 21. P.J. Hill, RB, Wisconsin, 5’11, 236 |
| 22. Javarris Williams, RB, Tennessee State, 5’10, 218 |
| 23. Rodney Ferguson, RB, New Mexico, 6’0, 234 |
| 24. Brad Lester, RB, Auburn, 5’11, 182 |
| 25. Antone Smith, RB, Florida State, 5’9, 190 |























