Keith Joseph sat out the 2000 season as a redshirt, then came in and became Texas A&M's second leading rusher in 2001 with 405 yards on 99 carries. He was a part-time starter at fullback the next two seasons before becoming their full-time starter this past season. Joseph is not your traditional lead blocking fullback. He is a versatile player who is a good runner and can also be an effective receiver out of the backfield. He has the size to be an effective blocker but he needs to show a lot of improvement in terms of his technique. He is a halfback/fullback "tweener" who lacks the speed to be a successful halfback and the blocking ability to be a true fullback. He projects primarily as a short yardage back and could be a mid to late round selection on draft day.