How Texas’ running back room stacks up against the rest of the country

Through four weeks of the season, Texas arguably has the most talented running back room in the country.

It’s no secret that Texas’ rushing attack has been key to their early success this season.

Aside from the humble loss to Arkansas, the Longhorns have been unstoppable on the ground. It was expected for star running back Bijan Robinson to look as good as he has, and if he keeps it up, he could find himself in the Heisman conversation soon.

The three running backs behind Robinson have been a welcoming surprise. Roschon Johnson may be one of the best backups in the country, while speedster Keilan Robinson has been a significant change of pace back that could explode for a big play any time he touches the ball.

True freshman Jonathon Brooks has even had his chance to shine. The steep running back room will likely limit his opportunities against quality opponents, but Brooks’ performances up to this point is a promising sign for the future.

First-year head coach Steve Sarkisian recently shared a graphic that noted just how good the running game has been for Texas this season. It stacks up as one of the best in the country through four games.