bruising East Texas A&M back with power, but still looking for breakout efficiency
In the 2025 season, JaiSean McMillian gave East Texas A&M a sturdy 5-foot-10, 227-pound downhill option, posting 176 rushing yards on 38 carries with 1 touchdown and 7 catches for 9 yards[1][2][3]. His value is more about tone-setting than splash plays: he brings size, contact balance, and a grinder’s mentality that fits short-yardage and clock-killing work[2][9]. The caution flag is efficiency—his 4.6 yards per carry in 2025 followed a 2024 season of 196 yards on 75 carries, so the upside depends on whether blocking and usage improve[2][7].
