Physical Stanford RB depth piece with proven versatility
Jeremy Stewart was a productive Stanford running back known more for reliability and versatility than flash: in the 2011 season, Stanford credited him as one of five backs in a ground game that averaged 213.8 rushing yards per game and produced the program’s second-highest rushing total ever[7]. He later showed he could contribute beyond traditional carries, finishing his NFL career with 125 rushing yards, 10 receptions, and a special-teams touchdown, which suggests a player coaches can trust in multiple roles[1][2].
