Michael Brewster gives Hawaii a proven playmaker with breakaway juice
In the 2004 season, Brewster was one of Hawaii’s most dangerous all-purpose threats, rushing for 722 yards on 113 carries and scoring 6 rushing touchdowns, while also adding 34 receptions for 273 yards. He was a high-impact, versatility-first back who could hurt defenses both between the tackles and in space, and he flashed real big-play ability with a 150-yard game against Nevada in 2004. If your team wants a back who can create explosives and stay involved on all three downs, Brewster fits the bill.
