What happened: The running back said he can play faster and more physically in his second year. His offseason work has emphasized film study and greater consistency.
Why it matters: The preseason will show how that progress translates into touches within a committee backfield. Explosive plays could shape his role when the regular season begins.
By the numbers: As a 2025 rookie, he rushed 146 times for 540 yards and seven touchdowns, adding 47 catches for 356 yards and five scores.
What to watch: Watch his preseason workload and usage as a receiver.