Explosive, home-run speed at running back
Pressley’s biggest differentiator was elite straight-line burst — New Mexico timed him at 4.38 in the 40 at Pro Day, a speed profile that helped him win as an undrafted back and reach the NFL.[1] In his 2014 New Mexico season, he showed useful versatility with 273 rushing yards, six rushing touchdowns, and 68 receiving yards on 29 catches, suggesting he can add value as a change-of-pace weapon rather than a volume bellcow.[5] If you want a back who can threaten the edge, create chunk plays, and bring intensity as a low-risk, high-upside athlete, Pressley is the type to watch.[1][5]
