DraftSeason: What NFL running back do you most look up to and who do you think you most compare to?
Joseph: I feel that there are alot of great backs in the NFL but the most noticable to me and who I look up to is obviously DeAngelo Wiliams. After taking over for him last year and really feeling what he went through a whole season really made me respect him more. It's not easy at all and he was very humble through his success. I guess by me knowing him personaly and is close to him has a lot to do with it. I would compare myself to Warrick Dunn. Small and quick player with good hands out the backfield.

DraftSeason: You're known for not coughing up the ball, what's your secret?
Joseph: Working at it everyday at practice. Ball security is so important and is considered a must in our system.

DraftSeason: Who has been the toughest defender you have faced in your college career?
Joseph: I would say Patrick Willis of Ole Miss. Everytime I touched the ball he was there in on the play. He was sideline to sideline every play.

DraftSeason: What part of your game needs the most work before you reach the NFL?
Joseph: I feel that there is always room for improvement. So my answer is my overall game. I'm always willing to listen and learn. I will work to be the best.

DraftSeason: Do you feel you can be a full-time go to back at the next level?
Joseph: Yes, I feel I can do anything I put my mind to and if I fail I will get back up and do it again. My Goal is the next level. That's be a dream to me since I was young but now I'm ready to make this dream come true. I'm confident.

DraftSeason: Finally, is there any reason you won't top 1,000 yards this season?
Joseph: This is my last year. I'm going to make the best of it. I believe if you really want something in life you have to speak it from your heart and really mean it and it will come to past. I will top 1000 yards this season.