Michigan’s efficient, tackle-breaking bell cow
In the 2025 season, Jordan Marshall emerged as a high-end RB for Michigan, rushing for 932 yards and 10 touchdowns on 150 carries while adding 92 receiving yards, and his value goes beyond the box score: he averaged 6.2 yards per carry, forced missed tackles, and handled a bigger workload well after injuries opened the door. Scouts and beat writers describe him as a hard-nosed, physical runner who keeps churning through contact and has already shown he can carry the offense in meaningful games, making him a strong fit for teams that want a dependable, downhill back with real efficiency and toughness.
