Breece Hall 2022 NFL Draft profile: Fantasy Football, scouting report, pro day stats, 40 time, more

Breece Hall was the offense at Iowa State, and this was an offense that flourished in the Big 12 as it operated through Hall as both a runner and receiver. It’s Hall’s balanced skill set that gets me excited about his transition to the NFL because I don’t know that you’ll find a more well-rounded receiving back in this class from a route running, hands and athleticism standpoint. Watching the Iowa State offense with Hall was like watching a throwback football game from the days when teams would lean on one back. Hall racked up 511 carries over the past two seasons, and that’s 111 more carries combined than any other Power 5 running back.

Hall’s ability to handle a massive workload and his total volume may be viewed by some as a knock on his profile, and the same was said about Jonathan Taylor and Melvin Gordon when they entered the draft out of Wisconsin, but I view it from another angle. Hall has proven the ability to carry the full workload and not need to come off the field on any downs — his prowess as a receiver makes it difficult for any coach to take him off the field on third downs and obvious passing downs. There are very few true workhorse backs remaining at the NFL level, and depending on where Hall lands, he could be the next one. This is why it’s no surprise to me that you’re seeing Hall come off the board at No. 1 overall in some rookie-only mock drafts. This was the case in our recent rookie-only mock draft.

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