Jaquail Smith

RB · Colorado · Fr. · #23

5′11″ · 170 lb · Orlando, FL · Jones

His longest catch is 68 yards, 4th among FBS running backs.

A play of his this season

  1. Q3, 13:20 · Colorado down 13Isaac Wilson finds Jaquail Smith for a 68-yard touchdownUtah at Colorado, week 7Q3, 13:20 · Colorado 7, Utah 136868-yard touchdown pass6868-yard touchdown pass68-yard touchdown passI.Wilson pass complete short right to J.Smith caught at COLO34, for 68 yards to the UTAH00 touchdown, 1ST DOWN, penalty UTAH Holding declined, kick goodWatch from this play Big 12 Conference

All 2 of his plays on video

24% of the carries, 30% of the yards

  • Carries24%51 of 212
  • Yards30%259 of 851
  • He averages 5.1 yards a carry. Everyone else on the team averages 3.7.

His share of the team's rushing yards, game by game

Who carried it

His share of the team's total this season.

Every carry this season

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a carry, up for a gain and down for a loss

Each carry is a stem from the line, in the lane the play text names, sorted shortest to longest. The play text only says left, middle or right, so inside a lane marks are sorted, not placed. Of his carries with a spot in the play text: left 10, middle 34, right 10.

Jaquail Smith

RB · Colorado · Fr · #23

On Trialas of 2026-10-24

Jaquail Smith is on trial in Colorado's fan jury — the eye test against the résumé.

259RUSH YDS0RUSH TD51CARRIES

Colorado fans keep putting his case on trial, week to week.

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Minority viewA vocal minority sees it the other way.

Read the story so far

Jaquail Smith arrived as a 3-star prospect. He lines up at RB for Colorado.

On the field, the headline is 259 rush yds, with 0 rush td.

Colorado fans keep putting his case on trial, week to week.

Whatever the tape says, fans have already made up their minds.

AI-generated narrative · may contain errors · not journalism · updated 2026-10-24

How he plays

How he plays

Play style

Does a little of everything without one standout trait.

Players he’s like

Closest statistical matches, adjusted for opponent strength.