![Devy Diamonds: Michael Trigg](https://breakoutfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/devy-diamonds-mine-shaft-1080x675.jpg)
Devy Diamonds: Michael Trigg
The move from USC may very well turn to be a pivoting point for Trigg. Following his college quarterback an immediately coming in as on of top receiver threats are the signs I look for. Then to amplify his projection more the size, speed, physicality and athleticism outlined above makes him down right intoxicating.
![Devy Diamonds: Michael Trigg](https://breakoutfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/devy-diamonds-mine-shaft-1080x675.jpg)
Devy Diamonds: Jermaine Burton
A significant reason I am interested in Burton is that he does not ‘need’ a season resembling Jameson Williams to get good NFL draft capital. Yet, Burton transferred to Alabama to put together a career year which will boost his value moving into the 2023 draft class.
![Prospect Profile: RB Jermar Jefferson](https://breakoutfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/jermar4-1080x675.jpg)
Prospect Profile: RB Jermar Jefferson
Erik Davey dives into his prospect profile notebook to deliver us his evaluation of Oregon State running back Jermar Jefferson.
![Joshua Larky’s Breakout Finder Notepad – Volume 1](https://breakoutfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/sq-1080x675.jpg)
Joshua Larky’s Breakout Finder Notepad – Volume 1
Joshua Larky, PlayerProfiler’s & Breakout Finder’s Director of Analytics, brings us his findings from the recent Breakout Finder running back update.
![Dynasty with Daniel: Investigating the NFC North](https://breakoutfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/jeff-cover-1080x675.jpeg)
Dynasty with Daniel: Investigating the NFC North
Daniel Jolly continues his dynasty-themed deep dive into the teams of every division in the NFL. Up next is an examination of the NFC North.
![Dynasty With Daniel: NFC East Examination](https://breakoutfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/gibson-1080x675.jpeg)
Dynasty With Daniel: NFC East Examination
Daniel Jolly continues his dynasty-themed deep dive into the teams of every division in the NFL. Up next is an examination of the NFC East.
![Devy Diamonds: Michael Trigg](https://breakoutfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/devy-diamonds-mine-shaft-1080x675.jpg)
Devy Diamonds: Adonai Mitchell
Simply put, having the upside Mitchell possesses at the value of acquisition he is currently at, make him a fantastic selection for any Devy roster.
![Pre-Draft Rookie Running Back Rankings](https://breakoutfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Pre-Draft-BOF-Rookie-RB-Rankings-1080x675.png)
Pre-Draft Rookie Running Back Rankings
This is a timestamped receipt of where my head is at on these rookie running backs at a moment in time. Before we learn what the NFL is willing to invest in them and where they will play their professional ball.
![2022 Prospect Profile: Tyler Allgeier](https://breakoutfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Prospect-Profile-Tyler-Allgeier-1080x675.png)
2022 Prospect Profile: Tyler Allgeier
Tyler Allgeier is part of the Zack Moss-David Montgomery family tree: a big, efficient, tackle-breaking machine with some semblance of three-down ability. It wouldn’t shock me to see him never quite put it together, or to see him give us a year or two of quality production as a short-term lead back.
![2022 Prospect Profile: ZaQuandre White](https://breakoutfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/ZQ-1080x675.png)
2022 Prospect Profile: ZaQuandre White
ZaQuandre White is probably the weirdest running back in this class. If everything shakes out right, he’s a good athlete with good size and a history of both high-end production and efficient play. There are much worse bets to make in rookie drafts, even if his floor is lower than most.
![2022 Devy Rushing Efficiency: Braelon Allen](https://breakoutfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/2022-Devy-Rushing-Efficiency-Braelon-Allen-1080x675.png)
2022 Devy Rushing Efficiency: Braelon Allen
Braelon Allen could be headed for NFL success. But I think I need to see it one more time before I’m all in. If he can follow up a great freshman campaign with another year of efficient play, I will be fully bought in on him as an elite devy running back.
![2022 Devy Rushing Efficiency: Zach Evans](https://breakoutfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/2022-Devy-Rushing-Efficiency-Zach-Evans-1-1080x675.png)
2022 Devy Rushing Efficiency: Zach Evans
As it stands, Zach Evans is the guy at the top of the 2023 running back class who offers the best blend of workhorse size, pass-catching utility, and efficiency on the ground. It’s a small sample so far, but early returns on Evans living up to the hype are very good.
![2022 Prospect Profile: Keaontay Ingram](https://breakoutfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Prospect-Profile-Keaontay-Ingram-1080x675.png)
2022 Prospect Profile: Keaontay Ingram
Keaontay Ingram exists somewhere adjacent to the Kareem Hunt-David Montgomery family tree of running backs. He should be at least be an Alexander Mattison-level NFL player. He’s a full skillset guy who’s available in the late-second and even third rounds of rookie drafts. I’m smashing at that price.
![2022 Prospect Profile: James Cook](https://breakoutfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Prospect-Profile-James-Cook-1080x675.png)
2022 Prospect Profile: James Cook
James Cook’s range of outcomes is wide. But he has the ability to be one of the more productive pass-catching backs in the league early on in his career. That could give him Nyheim Hines-like fantasy utility; which is unfortunately much less valuable than it is in real life.