Tavierre Dunlap brings efficient, dual-threat production to Eastern Michigan's backfield
In the 2025 season, Dunlap played in 11 games and posted 428 rushing yards, 113 receiving yards, and 5 total touchdowns, showing he can help as both a runner and checkdown option out of the backfield.[1][5] His appeal goes beyond the box score: he has Big Ten experience from Michigan, was a four-time varsity letterman and two-time Academic All-Big Ten honoree, and is described by Eastern Michigan as a dual threat throughout the season.[5][17] He looks like a fit for teams that want a steady, versatile back with proven maturity, useful receiving ability, and enough explosiveness to create chunk plays.[5][9]
