Dayton’s steady, downhill back with proven red-zone pop
Brian Mack’s Dayton résumé shows a compact, productive runner who has handled meaningful volume and finished drives, including 485 rushing yards and 4 touchdowns in the 2010 season[3] and a 35-yard score in 2011[12]. He fit the Flyers’ identity as a physical, inside-out RB who can grind between the tackles and stay useful in short-yardage situations[3][14]. For a team, he looks like the kind of back you trust for toughness and reliability rather than flash—nice fit if you want a steady chain-mover who can punish tired defenses.
