Few ratings are more impactful for a ball-carrier to have than speed. Speed can make a bad player usable, a good player great, and a great player into a Heisman winner. When that player who has speed is a Running Back, it makes them a scary prospect to defend on every single play.
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PostsThere are a lot of Running Backs with game-breaking speed in College Football 26, and while a good RB is not necessarily enough to build a team around, they can make a huge impact on the game, and make great choices when choosing a team to play in Dynasty.
Fastest Running Backs
CloseThese Running Backs have absurd speed, but many of them have some impressive other stats, too. Speed alone isn't going to help you break tackles, though it might keep you from needing to break that tackle in the first place.
Name
Team
Speed
Break Tackle
Trucking
Juke Move
Demond Clairborne
Wake Forest
96
84
74
88
Rayshon Luke
Fresno State
96
69
51
85
Jeremiyah Love
Notre Dame
95
91
77
89
Isaac Brown
Louisville
95
85
71
89
Cadem Durham
LSU
95
80
73
88
Dylan Edwards
Kansas State
95
74
52
90
Raleek Brown
Arizona State
95
70
53
87
Nicholas Singleton
Penn State
94
87
88
90
Jahlem White
West Virginia
94
85
67
95
Duke Watson
Louisville
94
85
65
88
How To Best Utilize A Fast Running Back
There's no one way to utilize a fast RB, and how you do is going to depend significantly on what secondary ratings your RB is strong in.
Agile Running Backs
Agile RBs typically aren't running through an opponent, and are instead making an opponent miss with a juke, a spin, or a quick change in direction. This is going to be the most common type of fast RB, are generally best used outside the tackles and on screen passes.
Power Running Backs
More rare are the RBs with elite speed but also the ability to break tackles and run through opponents. These RBs don't necessarily have to make opponents miss, and instead can move a pile in a short yardage situation, as well as create distance in the open-field.
These RBs are great on the goal line, but they can also break an inside run for a huge gain, too.
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