His thick lower body will help him survive 4. The best inside runner in this draft. Dillon set an NCAA record with 222 yards rushing in one quarter against San Jose State last fall. He also became the first Washington player to lead the nation in scoring with 23 touchdowns. He runs better laterally than Smith but runs higher.
Stability is a concern.
He's tough and competitive with good inside vision. He can sink his shoulder into a tackler and bounce off. He has a strong back and legs and can make the hole bigger by himself. He's not very elusive. He has a chance as a receiver, and some scouts think he can be another Ronnie Harmon.