Treyaun Webb

A methodical runner that can make people miss and shed tackles. Has contributed at the varsity level since he was in eighth grade for one of Florida’s top private school programs. Came alive as a junior in the 3A state playoffs totaling 876 rushing yards and 10 touchdowns in just four games. Does a nice job of using his initial burst to hit the hole hard and find green grass. Has enough wiggle to occasionally get out of trouble if a play breaks down as he has shown that he can sidestep defenders or spin away from them. Shouldn’t exactly be considered a power back given his build (listed at 6-foot-1, 205 pounds), but he has developed a rather effective stiff arm, which helps keep him upright. Squatty base and lower center of gravity also makes him hard to bring down in the open field, at least under the lights in Duval County. Has won some foot races throughout his prep career, but seems to lack a true top-end gear. However, likely to only get more explosive once lifting in a college weight room and has posted some respectable times on the track. Hasn’t been asked to catch the ball all that much while operating out of spread single-back attack, but has shown on the offseason 7-on-7 circuit that he can be more than just a check down option. Likely to emerge as a multi-year contributor at the Power 5 level and possibly an impact player on Saturdays if he keeps progressing and avoids injury. Also has a little position ambiguity to him as he has impressed while doubling as a defensive back in the past. At minimum, that experience will make him more valuable on special teams.

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