Chip Trayanum

A power back with an impressive athletic toolkit, Trayanum's lack of production in college helps explain him going undrafted in 2026. After stints with Arizona State. Ohio State and Kentucky in which he failed to make an impact, Trayanum finally had something of a breakout with Toledo in his final year of eligibility, but doing it as an older player against lesser competition in the MAC doesn't bode well for his NFL prospects. He ran a 4.53 40-yard time at his pro day, a solid performance at 224 pounds, and GPS numbers suggest his play speed is even faster. He also offers utility on special teams after beginning his college career as a linebacker, and he's proven to have some pass-catching chops as well. He hasn't shown much in the way of elusiveness, however, marking him as a between-the-tackles grinder who might need to be schemed into open space to have a chance at a big play. With Breece Hall locked into a big contract extension and the Jets' depth chart crowded behind him, Trayanum will have an uphill climb just to make the gameday roster. Read Past Outlooks