Peyton Lewis

Peyton Lewis, an emerging talent in the NCAAF, has begun to make his mark as a running back (RB) for the Tennessee Volunteers. Born in Salem, VA, USA, Lewis stands at 73 inches and weighs 210 pounds, embodying the physicality needed for his position. As a freshman, his debut season in 2024 showcased his versatile capabilities on the field. Despite not starting any games, Lewis appeared in 10 games, demonstrating his potential and adaptability. In the rushing department, Lewis carried the ball 64 times, amassing 339 yards with an average of 5.297 yards per carry, and scored 3 touchdowns. His longest run was 35 yards, and he managed to secure 19 first downs, with 17 of his attempts occurring in the red zone. Despite facing setbacks, including 3 tackles for loss that resulted in -8 yards, his longest touchdown rush extended to 6 yards. Lewis also contributed to the receiving game, albeit on a smaller scale, with 14 yards from 4 receptions on 5 targets, averaging 3.5 yards per reception. His contributions extended to special teams, where he returned 7 kickoffs for 151 yards, averaging 21.571 yards per return, with his longest return stretching to 31 yards, and successfully made 5 fair catches. Peyton Lewis's freshman year statistics provide a glimpse into his potential impact on the Volunteers' future performances. His all-around play, evident in his rushing, receiving, and special teams contributions, hints at a promising career ahead in the NCAAF.