Florida · SEC
Of the 22 prior running backs who entered with a 1.01–1.06 SuperFlex rookie ADP, 17 hit top-15 in 1+ season. Jadan Baugh's tape places him in the upper half of that pool.
All comparables →Florida's complete three-down workhorse — power, contact balance, real receiving, solid pass-pro. Joe Mixon archetype with goal-line authority and a PPR floor. The athletic ceiling is capped; the complete skill set is the floor.
The most complete three-down profile in the second wave of the 2027 RB cluster. Baugh is Florida's workhorse — a bigger-framed back (6'1"/231) with power, elite contact balance (9 on the trait scale), a genuine receiving floor (Receiving 7), and solid pass protection (Pass Pro 7). The combination of size, contact balance, and three-down skills is rare in the cluster, and it's the cleanest NFL three-down translation outside of Hardy.
The trait profile maps to Joe Mixon — a bigger-framed three-down workhorse with goal-line authority, a real receiving dimension, and the kind of complete skill set that anchors a featured NFL backfield role. The estimated 4.50 speed is good-not-elite, and the breakaway profile is capped (Speed 5), which holds the explosive ceiling below the home-run hitters in the cluster. But the complete skill set is the floor: a back who handles all three downs, catches passes, protects the quarterback, and finishes at the goal line.
The dynasty calc: a strong 2.11 with a clean three-down floor and a capped explosive ceiling. The realistic outcome is a Mixon-style featured back whose PPR value is supported by the receiving floor even when the explosive runs don't come.
FloridaSEC
Of the 22 prior running backs who entered with a 1.01–1.06 SuperFlex rookie ADP, 17 hit top-15 in 1+ season. Jadan Baugh's tape places him in the upper half of that pool.
All comparablesFlorida's complete three-down workhorse — power, contact balance, real receiving, solid pass-pro. Joe Mixon archetype with goal-line authority and a PPR floor. The athletic ceiling is capped; the complete skill set is the floor.
The most complete three-down profile in the second wave of the 2027 RB cluster. Baugh is Florida's workhorse — a bigger-framed back (6'1"/231) with power, elite contact balance (9 on the trait scale), a genuine receiving floor (Receiving 7), and solid pass protection (Pass Pro 7). The combination of size, contact balance, and three-down skills is rare in the cluster, and it's the cleanest NFL three-down translation outside of Hardy.
The trait profile maps to Joe Mixon — a bigger-framed three-down workhorse with goal-line authority, a real receiving dimension, and the kind of complete skill set that anchors a featured NFL backfield role. The estimated 4.50 speed is good-not-elite, and the breakaway profile is capped (Speed 5), which holds the explosive ceiling below the home-run hitters in the cluster. But the complete skill set is the floor: a back who handles all three downs, catches passes, protects the quarterback, and finishes at the goal line.
The dynasty calc: a strong 2.11 with a clean three-down floor and a capped explosive ceiling. The realistic outcome is a Mixon-style featured back whose PPR value is supported by the receiving floor even when the explosive runs don't come.