Williamson compares the Broncos drafting an h-back in the 5th round to any other team drafting that position in the second.  The evidence is there to prove it.  A fact that came out in this article is that the Broncos used the 5th round pick acquired from the Raiders signing Gerard Warren last August.  How great would it be if Torain ended up taking rookie of the year over the highly touted Darren McFadden with their own draft pick?  It could happen, if either Selvin doesn’t keep that 5.2 yards per carry, and/or Pittman isn’t the power runner we’re looking for.  Torain could easily step in to fill those gaps, it’s been noted that he is picking up the scheme quickly.  The Broncos situation is a good one to have.

Ryan would’ve been drafted much higher if not for his fractured toe problems his Junior and Senior year.  The kid is a bruiser with good lane vision and downhill running style.  He has the intangibles to get on the field this season, it’s not a question of if, but when.

I leave you with a quote:

“It’s all in front of me,” Torain said. “I just have to do the right things and hard work and great things can happen for me in Denver.”

As draft day approaches, BroncoTalk will be giving you game tape highlights of some of the bigger (and smaller) names around the draft. Today’s installment: Oregon Ducks halfback Jonathan Stewart.

The first video is the Sports Illustrated highlight reel on Stewart with overview. The second video shows his tackle breaking ability. The third and final video is a well put together highlight video showing Stewart’s running and returning skills.