Yes 2nd tier like in the draft after usually the 1st group of elite RBs typically 2-5 guys there's a drop off to the next tier of caliber in backs. He has a lot of good qualities and good film but nothing that screams he's a top 5 back, just merely in the bigger group of RBs behind them. Cool your jets man I'm saying he's a good big ten back but I don't see Elliot or Hyde output in him. Not every back we bring in will be a sure fire top 5 back, Jonathan wells, Boom Herron and there's other examples, aren't in that top tier that make great college careers and have impacts in the NFL. Not saying he's chopped liver just saying right now he's not completely filled out and his film and skills aren't eye popping likes Zeke were. You could see Zeke was going to be a dominant back because he had a better running back frame to fill out, better open field speed and better agility. Weber has a shorter more compact frame with less explosion. There's an optimal playing weight for every RB as well to maintain their best combination of speed, agility and power which is why you'll probably see Elliot hover between that 225 to 230 weight range. Williams I'm not sold on yet, need to see more action out of him. I'm just saying this is about a worst case scenario with RB's with basically no experience and no depth. Weber will have 3-4 more years to prove what he's capable of, I'm just saying right now I lump him into that second tier until he shows more of his development and growth and it's a fluid situation, but nothing is a knock on him. Not every RB is going to fill the prototypical 6'0-6'1 225-230 lbs 4.4-4.5 40 frame and not all great backs have to have that frame to be great. Hence that's why even the recruiting rankings have him outside the top tier of backs because they see a great all around back but just missing that pop off the screen speed, and frame.
