Watch: Vols RB Commit Goes for 237 Yards and Two Touchdowns to Open Senior Season

Cody Brown opened up his season in a big way. The Tennessee commitment started his senior campaign by going for 237 yards and two touchdowns on just 18 carries. You can watch the highlights of Brown's performance in the tweet below from Xavier Williams, the Director of Media, at Elite Raw Talent.

In the previous two seasons, Brown rushed for a combined 3,264 yards, which helped make him an SI All-American Candidate. You can review his evaluation below.

Prospect: Cody Brown

Projected Position: Running Back

Status: SI All-American Candidate

Vitals: 6-foot, 215 pounds

School: Lilburn (Ga.) Parkview

Committed to: Tennessee

Frame: Thick and powerful back. Put together is an understatement. Will need to monitor weight in college if anything, certainly won’t need to pack on any more.

Athleticism: What he lacks in top-end speed he makes up for with short-area quickness. Carries defenders along with him down the field. Contact balance is superb due to his tree trunks for legs. Throws the shot put and discus, further emphasizing his power.

Instincts: He’s a one-cut back, though he has good vision. Runs with patience behind the line of scrimmage to allow for blockers to get set up. Protects the football when in traffic which shows spatial awareness.

Polish: Will need to find another gear to remain a big-play threat on the next level. Doesn’t run away from defenders in the secondary, but doesn’t have to at this point. Will add immediate threat in goal-line situations. Also prepared for SEC workload physically.

Bottom Line: Defensive backs don’t want to tackle Brown on routine. You can see defenders making “business decisions” more often than not. It’s going to take more than one defender to tackle him, but he will be run down from behind in the SEC. Projects as a productive early-down back with short-yardage and goal-line value.