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No scouting note for Reginald Lea II yet — see the full profile for stats and stock.
24-116 (4.8)-1 to JadanBaugh's 12-46-3.8-1. 24 for 116 (4.8), 1 TD in 2025 scouted win vs Florida, 15-66 (4.4), 1 catch for 8 vs ND. Only listed as probable, had a limited workload vs Pitt, with six carries for 19 yards (3.2), and also caught three passes for 22 yards and a TD. Rushing 216-1192-5.5-12 TD; Receiving 17-140-8.2-2TD in 2025. Need a thunder back with a power-running style to complement James Cook? How about Mark Fletcher, a RB with Miami connections (Manny Diaz, Jahmile Addae). Fletcher brings a physical, punishing style to the table that's becoming increasingly sought after as the antidote in today's spread-heavy NFL. Watch him as he posts 24 carries for 116 yards (4.8 YPC) and 1 TD in the 2025 scouted win vs Florida. Almost Cook-like in his receiving skills, Fletcher made seven catches out of backfield totaling 62 receiving yards. He suffered a Lisfranc injury in his left foot in November, but is back in action.
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