2021 NFL Draft Prospect Interview: Rudolh Sinflorant, RB, Augustana University

• Name: Rudolh Sinflorant
• Height:  6’0 
• Weight: 210
• Position: Running Back
• College: Augustana University
• Twitter:  @Cityboirudy

When breaking down your film what will stick out?  

• Great vision, powerful runner, decisive with an instant burst to break through the line and onto the second level, downhill runner, effective on screens, swings, and check-downs, every-down back. More likely the hammer than nail when finishing. 

What do your teammates say is your best quality?

• My leadership skills on and off the field. I try my best to lead by example as a team captain. 

What is your degree in, if you do not make it as a football player, what is your dream job? 

• I am majoring in exercise science with a minor in coaching. I plan to graduate in the fall and am looking forward to the opportunities to present themselves. I plan to embrace my field and look for the area I will enjoy most. I was supposed to have a great opportunity this summer to see the different aspects of the potential areas I could go into but due to COVID am no longer able to participate. That being said I am still looking into the areas in my field and narrowing down my options, and in the meantime focusing on growing in many different areas. 

Who is your favorite football team? 

•  San Francisco 49ers 

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If you had to compare yourself to someone in the NFL, who would that be? 

•  I used to watch Frank Gore a lot growing up and I studied his playing style. I love his physicality & vision. But in today’s game, I’d compare myself to a Karryon Johnson or Airan Foster. Johnson runs with a good burst and is adept as both an inside and outside runner. He never gives in and squeezes everything he can from a run.

Who has been the biggest influence on your life and explain why?

• My Dad has always been my biggest influence, he’s taught me what hard work looks like growing up and I have always told myself I would work just as hard in any field I decided to enter. 

What motivates you to work hard?

• My family motivates me to work hard. I’ve always had such great support from them since the day I first touched a football. I have a natural competitive nature and refuse to be outworked. Coming from Dunnellon Highschool this has just always been the mentality.