XFL player draft: Running backs

The XFL has announced its player pool ahead of its inaugural season starting in February. The XFL player draft will start on Tuesday October 15 and wrap up the following day.

So who are these players? You can find them all listed by position here on Cabache’s Corner.
QB | WR | TE | OL | DE | DT | LB | CB | SAF | ST

Offense is going to be the money maker for the XFL, so running backs have an incredibly important role, even more so than normal. Looking at the names shows you they have reason to be optimistic, with a number of guys with good NFL experience. So who are they?


 The players are listed in alphabetical order, on order of the days they were announced – Day one players come first, then day two players are listed alphabetically and so on.

Khalid Abdullah, James Madison
Jonathan Banks, Tulane
Dominick Bragalone, Lehigh
David Cobb, Minnesota
Berkley Edwards, Michigan
Jonas Gray, Notre Dame
Ryan Green, Florida State
Darnell Holland, Kennesaw State
Nick Holley, Kent State
Ty Isaac, Michigan
Vontae Jackson, West Georgia
De’Shawn Jones, Campbell
Taku Lee, International
Rajion Neal, Tennessee
Jacques Patrick, Florida State
Jhurell Pressley, New Mexico
Devine Redding, Indiana
Lenard Tillery, Southern
Trey Watts, Tulsa
Sherman Badie, Tulane
Joel Bouagnon, Northern Illioins
Matthew Colburn, Wake Forest
Marshaun Coprich, Illinois State
Winston Dimel, UTEP
Lance Dunbar, North Texas
Tarean Folston, Notre Dame
Khris Francis, North Carolina
Jakhari Gore, Marian
Mark Herndon, Florida
Akeem Hunt, Purdue
Xavier Turner, Tarleton State
Tim Cook, Oregon State
Bri’onte Dunn, Ohio State
Dimitri Flowers, Oklahoma
Mike Ford, LSU
Ja’Quon Gardner, Humboldt State
Dujuan Harris, Troy
Elijah Hood, North Carolina
Cedric O’Neal, Valdosta State
Ladarius Perkins, Mississippi State
Lawrence Pittman, Wingate
Trent Richardson, Alabama
Kelvin Taylor, Florida
Lexington Thomas, UNLV
Darius Victor, Towson
Trey Williams, Texas A&M
James Butler, Nevada
Nico Evans, Wyoming
De’Angelo Henderson, Coastal Carolina
Kyle Hicks, TCU
Matt Jones, Florida
Kendial Lawrence, Missouri
Brandon Oliver, Buffalo
Brandon Radcliff, Louisville
Larry Rose, New Mexico State
De’Veon Smith, Michigan
Dontae Strickland, Syracuse
Jahad Thomas, Temple
Austin Walter, Rice
Aca’Cedric Ware, USC
Jody Webb, Youngstown State
Ralph Webb, Vanderbilt
Andre Williams, Boston College
Marquis Young, UMass
Cameron Artis-Payne, Auburn

Tommy Bohanon, Wake Forest
Kaimi Chung, Hawaii
Noel Devine, West Virginia
Kenneth Farrow, Houston
Keith Ford, Texas A&M
Jarvion Franklin, Western Michigan
Cardon Johnson, James Madison
Storm Johnson, UCF
Ryan Mueller, Kansas State
Ray Lawry, Old Dominion
Terrence Magee, LSU
Travon McMillian, Colorado
Christine Michael, Texas A&M
JD Moore, LSU
Donnel Pumphrey, San Diego State
Shane Smith, San Jose State
Justin Stockton, Texas Tech
Terron Ward, Oregon State
Mike Warren, Iowa State
Brandon Wilds, South Carolina
Marquez Williams, Miami (FL)
Ryan Yurachek, Marshall

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