Andy Holloway endorsed Arizona selecting Arizona State bruiser Cam Skattebo late on Day 2 as the eventual heir to 29-year-old James Conner. Holloway compared Skattebo’s downhill, tackle-breaking style to a hybrid of Conner and peak Marshawn Lynch, citing his 0.35 forced missed tackles per carry and 83 percent catch rate on screens. He noted that OC Drew Petzing leaned on his RB1 for a 73 percent snap share last year and that the staff has publicly questioned Trey Benson’s durability after two in-season injuries limited him to just 63 carries. Holloway projected that Skattebo could see short-yardage and goal-line work immediately while growing into a full workload by 2026, making him a sneaky mid-second-round pick in superflex rookie drafts and a name to star on best-ball watch lists for touchdown upside.

Youmans bet Cam Skattebo under 120.5 (opened 138.5, now ‑155) and called it "the only prop with meat left outside Round 1." He lauded the Sun Devil’s 92 PFF elusive‑rating and 39 catches last season, skills that fit modern third‑down roles. With several RB‑needy teams holding picks in the late‑fourth to early‑fifth range, Youmans expects Skattebo to come off the board well before pick 121, making the current number too high even after the move.