At his size, Ervin looks more like a slot receiver than a running back. Spartans coaches got him the ball in the backfield regularly the past two years, however, and it paid dividends as he led the team in rushing in 2014 (888 yards, four scores) and 2015 (1,469 yards, 13 touchdowns). Ervin's likely to play a rusher/receiver/returner role in the Dexter McCluster mold on Sundays, as he caught 73 passes for 642 yards the past two seasons in addition to his rushing work.
His ability as a kick returner (2,374 career yardage, three scores) should also earn him credit among scouts.
http://www.nfl.com/draft/2016/profil...vin?id=2555234
Good deal, he returns kicks.