Hearst hits his top speed quickly and does a very good job of getting vertical with his running. Similar to his older brother, Hearst is a one-cut and god type of back, but shows a much bigger frame with a more explosive first step. Hearst runs low to the ground. He has a slight frame at the moment, probably under 180 this time last last year, but should figure to work his way up to 185-190 by his senior year. Hearst has solid balance. The lack of lower body strength effects his ability to break a lot of tackles, but he does a solid job of fight for extra yardage too. Hearst can occasionally get too upright with his running. I’m really impressed with the urgency he runs with though, Hearst really gets up field fast and doesn’t do much juking. It seams like Hearst could stand to slow things down at times and let his blocks materialize more, sometimes he is just in too big of a hurry, and doesn’t wait for a seam to develop. I’m impressed with his speed though and general determination he plays the game with.

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