C.J. Spiller is a dominator. There’s no two ways around it. Last year, he was the only player in the FBS to score a touchdown in every single game. He rolls through opposing stadiums like a tornado on a mission. He’s so fast, agile and quick that he has astronomers concerned he will throw off the earth’s tilt. It wouldn’t surprise us if he was the solution to global warming.
Spiller showed flashes of his brilliance throughout college, but never put together a consistent full season until his senior year. During that year, he ran 201 times for 1,212 yards and 12 touchdowns. But he also showed his outstanding open-field vision and ability by catching 36 passes for 503 yards and four more touchdowns. As if that’s not enough, during the course of the year, he set an NCAA record for seven career kickoffs returned for touchdowns. This guy is just a menace when he gets space.