UT Martin’s between-the-tackles RB with upside and room to pop
Publicly available reliable data on DJ McNeil’s UT Martin performance is limited, so the best read is that he profiles as a depth-and-upside running back rather than a proven feature back; if he’s on your board, you’re betting on a player with enough physicality to handle contact and enough developmental runway to carve out a role. For a team, the appeal is straightforward: low-ego backfield value, possible special-teams utility, and a body type/style that can complement more explosive runners if his camp performance translates.
