Maryland’s Explosive RB with 5.6-Yard Avg and Elite Breakaway Speed
Da'Rel Scott, Maryland’s standout running back from the 2007–2010 seasons, differentiates himself with a rare 5.6-yard average per carry (2,401 yards on 430 carries) and elite breakaway speed that turns short gains into touchdowns. Beyond stats, his intensity level is unmatched—he played 41 games with 29 starts, showing durability and a relentless drive. Scott’s personality is defined by deep loyalty; he honored his brothers (whom he called father figures) by wearing #23 at Maryland. Though he faced a knee injury in his rookie NFL year with the Giants, his college intensity and breakaway ability make him a high-fit RB for any team seeking a dynamic, game-changing runner who elevates the offense with both power and speed.
