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Ollie Gordon II

RB·Miami Dolphins·#0·6'2"·225 lb·Rookie·Oklahoma State
Round 6, pick 179 in 2025
Updated November 10, 2026
71.8
Model Score
Down from 73.3 last year
Trade value ·a 4th

Recruited

Class of 2022 · Running back · High school: Trinity, Euless, TX

Recruiting sites
★★★★★
No. 238 in the nation. Composite 0.9125, the recruiting sites' average
Offers
Partial list
None on record beyond his commitment
Committed to
Oklahoma State

Partial offer list. Offer lists for the 2022 class are partial everywhere we can read them: we hold 3 or more offers for 165 of 2,212 recruits, and we grade only those boards.

College: Oklahoma State 2022-24

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Our College Grade

81.5 MODEL
2023
83.5
2024
69.3
Ranked #258 among RB

How good he was in college at what his position is supposed to do, out of 100. Scored against everyone else at his position, adjusted for the level he played at. This is not his NFL grade.

College Production

Oklahoma State · Big 12

SeasonGCarYdsTDRecRecYdsPos Rk
2023142821,766210040
2024121868741022297

The seasons in our college data. It does not always reach back to a player's first year.

Scouting Report

Oklahoma State · 2025 draft class

Gordon is a complete running back with an impressive blend of size, power, and surprising agility. He runs with good pad level and exceptional leg drive, consistently falling forward and breaking tackles for extra yardage. Gordon demonstrates excellent vision and patience, setting up blocks and finding cutback lanes effectively. His contact balance is outstanding, bouncing off tackles and maintaining momentum through traffic. As a receiver, Gordon shows natural hands and route-running ability, creating mismatches against linebackers in coverage.

Strengths

  • Size-agility combination
  • vision and patience
  • contact balance
  • power through tackles
  • receiving ability
  • three-down potential
  • short-yardage effectiveness
  • competitive toughness

Concerns

  • Top-end speed is good not elite
  • still refining pass protection technique
  • occasional indecisiveness hitting the hole
  • can improve route tree diversity

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