Rashawn Marshall brings explosive all-purpose upside to Maine's backfield
Marshall enters 2026 as a proven, high-upside RB after a 2025 breakout in which he appeared in all 12 games, rushed for 684 yards at 5.3 yards per carry, added 21 catches, and earned Phil Steele Freshman All-American honors. His calling card is versatility: he can create as a runner and receiver, with enough burst to stress defenses horizontally and big-play ability that shows up in his 61-yard rush and 831 all-purpose yards. The main fit question is physical consistency—he's been described as adding more physicality to his game—but if your offense wants speed, space-creation, and matchup value, he's a strong add.
