Mark Fletcher Jr. is Miami’s bruising, big-play RB with NFL-style production
In the 2025 season, Mark Fletcher Jr. was Miami’s workhorse hammer, piling up 1,192 rushing yards and 12 rushing touchdowns on 216 carries while adding 17 catches for 140 yards and two scores[1][3][11]. He’s a downhill runner with real burst in space, which showed up in Miami’s postseason run and his 57-yard career-long TD against Indiana[4][9]. Why care? He brings volume, toughness, and finishing power, and the only real question is workload durability after a heavy touch season. If a team wants a physical, chain-moving back who can still punish defenses late, he fits nicely.[1][11][13]
