Phil Pleasant gives Lehigh a compact, touchdown-first RB profile
In the 2001 season, Phil Pleasant was a proven Lehigh back with 779 rushing yards, 9 rushing touchdowns, and 19 receptions, and he also carried a reputation as a knee-issue comeback story after an ACL injury earlier in his career[12][2]. His game profile is the kind coaches like: efficient red-zone production, enough receiving chops to stay on the field, and a durable, tough-running style when healthy[12][5]. If a team wants a back who can finish drives and handle meaningful touches rather than just rack up empty yards, Pleasant is the type worth caring about.
