Quintrevion Wisner is a running back and 2026 NFL Draft prospect who spent three seasons at the University of Texas. A native of Glenn Heights, Texas, Wisner came to Texas as a three-star recruit from DeSoto in the 2023 class after spending time at Waco Connally. He contributed primarily on special teams as a true freshman before seizing the starting role in 2024 when anticipated starter CJ Baxter suffered a season-ending injury. Wisner responded by rushing for a team-leading 1,064 yards on 226 carries with five touchdowns and catching 44 passes for 311 yards, earning third-team All-SEC recognition as the only returning 1,000-yard rusher in the conference entering 2025. His junior season was disrupted by a hamstring injury that cost him three games, but he still rushed for 597 yards on 131 carries with three touchdowns and caught 22 passes for 146 yards in nine games, with his best performances coming in marquee rivalry matchups against Oklahoma and Texas A&M. He entered the transfer portal following the season after accumulating 1,734 career rushing yards and nine touchdowns as a Longhorn.
Standing 6-0 and 194 pounds, Wisner is a vision-oriented one-cut runner who excels at identifying gaps quickly, flowing to lanes, and accelerating upfield with urgency. He runs with more power than his frame suggests and thrives behind inside zone and gap blocking concepts where he can press the line and attack creases decisively. His receiving usage throughout his Texas career, including 44 receptions in a single season, signals legitimate third-down value and pass-catching ability that increases his versatility at the next level. Evaluators have noted that his creative instincts and full-field vision need continued development to maximize big-play opportunities, and pass protection technique will need to improve for him to earn a full role early in his professional career. Wisner projects as a late-round pick or priority undrafted free agent with the two-down efficiency and pass-catching upside to carve out a role in an NFL backfield.
