Hurley shared the 2025 Bellevue offensive backfield with two other running backs. The sophomore produced during his opportunities, rushing for 262 yards (5.1 YPC) and three touchdowns with a trio of two-point conversions. He also chipped in a pair of solo tackles. We don’t have a ton to go on when evaluating Hurley’s on-line highlights. His Hudl page does house clips from several individual games from last fall. On them, we witness a prospect with a high level of comfort running between the tackles. While it’s not a power profile, quick decisions and cuts, along with keen vision help Hurley slice through the defense. Patience and flowing with the direction of the blocking makes Hurley a good match for his offensive line. It’s a projectable frame that could continue developing as a ball carrier but also versatile enough to work at slot receiver or in the secondary. Hurley looks a potential breakout player in 2026.