The Rams move up 10 spots to select the Tigers running back who averaged 6.4 yards per carry and caught 21 passes for 155 yards last year.

Not only does Hunter have impressive speed, but he's a wrecking ball of a runner. He breaks tackles consistently when he gets downhill, in part because of how powerful his lower half is. According to AL.com, Hunter squatted 600 pounds – as a freshman at Auburn.

The Los Angeles Rams drafted Jarquez Hunter with the No. 117 despite rostering two solid running backs already in Kyren Williams and Blake Corum. Hunter was very productive in college but should start third on the depth chart behind Williams and Corum.