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Strengths: Proven ability. Excellent durability. Good hands. Questions: At 5-9, 193lbs he has the size to succeed... but can he keep his weight up and still have the quickness he needs to be an NFL back? Projected Draft Round: 2nd Tiki Barber, Virginia, RB 5-9 193 lbs 1996 Statistics Carries Yards yds/carry TDs 250 1360 5.4 15 Barber had an excellent senior year at Virginia and was productive an every game. He shined even against tough defenses like Florida State. He carried the entire load for Virginia in 1996, yet remained healthy and proved his durability. He added 15 pounds since his junior year, making himself a more complete back. It looked like Barber was going to be a first round selection in this year's draft. However, due to some poor workouts and questions about his size, he has slipped into the second round. Still, Barber is a proven winner and quality back, with his skills he could end up being a steal if chosen in the second round. Draft Talk | Draft Trivia | NFL Teams