Dorian Lewis gives ULM a burst backfield option with big-play speed and proven open-field pop
Lewis’s value is his explosiveness: in 2025 for Louisiana-Monroe, he averaged 7.2 yards per carry on 27 rushing attempts and added 62 receiving yards, while ESPN lists a career-long run of 72 yards[1][2]. What separates him is athletic juice and versatility—EA Sports grades him with strong acceleration, speed, and change-of-direction traits, and his background includes a 1,583-yard, 20-touchdown high-school season before an ACL injury cut that year short[9][10]. He looks like a fit for teams wanting a sudden-change back who can stress edges and contribute in space[5][10].
