Rahsul Faison

RB · South Carolina Gamecocks · 2026 NFL Draft Prospect

Model Rank
249
Model Grade
68.48
Round Range
Round 6-7
PFF Grade
68.8
Trait Score
77.82
RAS Score
-
Top Driver: PRODUCTION (-1.55)

Report Summary

Rahsul Faison (RB, South Carolina Gamecocks) carries a 68.48 model grade with a current Round 6-7 projection. Current board slot: 249. Primary NFL pathway: Primary committee back with passing-down utility in wide zone. developmental contributor profile; creates hidden yards and stays on schedule. Seed rank 208 indicates current market confidence with developmental upside still available. How to read this card: 'How He Wins' describes repeatable film traits; 'Primary Concerns' lists failure points that can delay NFL translation.

How He Wins

- Usage fit: Primary committee back with passing-down utility within wide zone. - Film translation comes from vision plus contact balance: press tracks, force linebacker displacement, then accelerate through daylight. - Model + film note: developmental contributor profile; creates hidden yards and stays on schedule. Seed rank 208 indicates current market confidence with developmental upside still available.

Primary Concerns

- RB projection risk is driven by burst creation, tackle-breaking translation, and passing-down value. - Lack of explosive-run creation (11.0% explosive rate) narrows home-run ceiling. - Role stress test: value is strongest in primary committee back with passing-down utility; projection gets thinner if usage expands too far outside that lane early. - PFF grade 68.8 suggests current performance volatility that needs film-confirmed cleanup.

2025 Production Snapshot

PFF grade 68.8 Stat context: rush attempts 96; rush yards 470; rush TD 3; 19 rec, 118 rec yds; CFB quality mixed (0.82)

Role / Scheme Projection

Best early team fit: DAL. Scheme path: wide zone. Expected early deployment: Primary committee back with passing-down utility. For film-heavy evaluation: this role asks for box-count recognition, run-track efficiency, and enough receiving utility to stay on the field in sub packages.
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