Dickerson and Eddie George ran upright too - not bad company, Forrest Gump notwithstanding.
His short stride translates into cutting ability, aggressive acceleration off of 1 or 2 strides when he anticipates an opening. He's at least willing to stiffarm and coul;d get better at it.
All of what we see in these highlights won't translate in the pro league, at least not imediately, but there's plenty to like and plenty of upside.
