Trey Dye is a versatile BYU back with quick-twitch value and a proven all-purpose résumé
In the 2017 season, Trey Dye showed why coaches liked his gadget-plus-backfield profile: he averaged 3.4 yards per carry and 8.6 yards per catch, giving BYU a compact, shifty option who could run, catch, and create matchup headaches. Early BYU coverage described him as quick and elusive, with a skill set better suited to space than power between the tackles, and noted his upside as an H-back/slot type rather than a pure bruiser. If a team wants burst, versatility, and a family-built BYU pedigree, Dye fits. If it wants a hammer, he’s not that guy.
