- Chris Henry- Henry went from being a borderline draft pick to a Day 1 consideration after running a 4.4 40 at the combine (originally recorded at 4.33), plus being near the top of the charts in many drills. Henry will likely not be chosen until some time on Day 2, but his stock has definitely increased immensely.

- Adrian Peterson- Peterson may have been the greatest stud of any at the combine. Hours after finding out his brother had been fatally shot, Peterson went out and put up a 4.4 40 and a 38 1/2 inch vertical jump.

- Brian Leonard- Leonard wants to be a tailback in the NFL, and he showed at the combine he had the goods to do so.

- Brandon Jackson- Jackson moved up his stock with a good overall performance at the combine, making him a definite 2nd-round possibility.

- Gary Russell- Russell flunked out of Minnesota this year, and after not playing ball this year, he showed up at the combine way out of shape and performed horribly. Don't expect to hear his name called on draft day.

- Tyrone Moss- 4.75 is not an acceptable 40 time, and Moss went from being a first-day possibility to a late-round pick at best.

Top 20 Running Backs with Values
1. Adrian Peterson- 1st round
2. Marshawn Lynch- 1st round
3. Michael Bush- 1st-2nd round
4. Tony Hunt- 1st-2nd round
5. Kenny Irons- 1st-2nd round
6. Antonio Pittman- 2nd round
7. Brian Leonard- 2nd round
8. Brandon Jackson- 2nd round
9. Darius Walker- 2nd-3rd round
10. Lorenzo Booker- 2nd-3rd round
11. Kolby Smith- 3rd-4th round
12. DeShawn Wynn- 3rd-4th round
13. Chris Henry- 4th-5th round
14. Ahmad Bradshaw- 4th-5th round
15. Ramonce Taylor- 4th-5th round
16. Thomas Clayton- 5th round
17. Kenneth Darby- 5th round
18. Garrett Wolfe- 5th round
19. Jon Cornish- 5th round
20. Selvin Young- 5th-6th round