2022 NFL Draft Prospects: Fullback

7/3/21: Horvath was one of the few players to be listed as a fullback on NFL teams' preseason watch list even though he is a running back for Purdue. In 2020, Horvath ran tough for the Boilermakers while also showing receiving ability. He lacks the speed to play running back in the NFL, but he could be a fullback who also contributes as a blocker and receiver.

7/3/21: Chenal could earn NFL consideration as the Badgers' fullback in 2021. Wisconsin is one of the few programs that still uses a traditional fullback, and Chenal also offers some special teams ability.

7/3/21: The Sooners use Hall as more of a h-back because the traditional fullback position is pretty much extinct in college football. The spread offense dominates the country, leaving few programs using a fullback. Hall was a nice outlet receiver in 2019, catching 16 passes for 169 yards and three touchdowns. Jalen Hurts' limitations as a passer held back the receiving production for a lot of Sooners in 2019.

7/3/21: Durgin made it onto NFL teams' preseason watch list with a projection of being undrafted. Aside from playing well in 2021, it would help him to play at an all-star game.

7/3/21: Sherman made it onto NFL teams' preseason watch list but was projected as a likely undrafted free agent. It would help him to make it to the Senior Bowl or East-West Shrine and impress at either all-star game.