Classic downhill thumper. He has strong legs to push through first contact and move a pile in short yardage situations. Mullings has build-up speed and needs a runway to get going, but he can do damage in the second-level of defenses. If defenders can contact him immediately or early in a play he can have issues. Mullings offers some nice pass pro reps. His physical strength shows up again here. He has plenty of reps where he takes on free rushers and stands them up and corrals them with a solid anchor. Mullings utilizes jump cuts to access different running lanes instead of choppy footwork. When he can't jump cut in a situation he does face some challenges changing course. Mullings offers little in the passing game. He had only ten targets across three seasons of collegiate football and 0.59 yards per route run to show for it. His value to NFL teams will arise primarily from what he can do as a rusher although his pass protection skills could get him plenty of hollow passing down snaps depending on the backfield that he enters in the NFL.