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Chris Wells

Last Updated: November 13th, 2008
Managed By: Sam Maxwell

School
Height
6 ' 1.0 "
Weight
235 lbs.
Speed
4.65 ( Unofficial )

Graduation Year
2010
Birth Date
8/7/1988
Jersey #
28
Current Position
HB
Projected Position
HB
CDS Projected 2010 NFL Draft Round
1
Member Projected 2010 NFL Draft Round
Not enough entries

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Stats

Season Year GP GS Att Rush Yds Avg Rush TDs Rec Rec Yds Avg Rec TDs Fum Lost
'06-'07 13 --- 104 576 5.5 7 2 16 8.0 --- ---
'07-'08 13 13 274 1609 5.9 15 5 21 4.2 --- ---
'08-'09 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
'09-'10 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---

Overview

Voted MVP of team in 2007, 2nd team All American in 2007, 1st Team Big 10 in 2007. Highly recruited RB coming out of Akron, Ohio.

Strengths

Chris "Beanie" Wells runs with incredible power, but also possesses good speed. Incredibly strong, said to outbench and outsquat many of the Buckeye linemen. Keeps his body low to the ground and his powerful legs allow him to power through countless defenders. Great vision, and follows the blocks nicely. Could use a few better moves to make defenders miss, but generally runs North-South. The one bright spot in Ohio State's blowout loss to LSU in the BCS championship last year. Has one of the best stiff arms I've ever seen, with one or two dazzling ones per game. Very solid at picking up blocks.

Weaknesses

Not the best receiver, with poor hands. Does not have complete breakaway speed. Has dealed with ongoing injuries throughout his career at OSU, durability questions.

Projection

Beanie has franchise back written all over him. He runs with power but also has very deceptive speed. He is not the prospect that Adrian Peterson was coming out of college, but Beanie should be among the top 15 selections, and should be the first runningback selected. With an improved 40 time at the combine, his stock could soar.

 

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