Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys are happy to have Phil Mafah. Mafah had to wait a long time before coming off the board in the 2025 NFL Draft, but the Cowboys eventually scooped up the former Clemson running back on Saturday when they took him in the seventh and final round of the draft (No.
It’s not often that a player selected in the seventh round of the NFL Draft gets the kind of opportunity Clemson Tigers back Phil Mafah received. Mafah was selected No.
When you study Jaydon Blue and Phil Mafah, the Dallas Cowboys' 2025 draft picks at running back, one thing becomes very clear: there's dynamic ability in the backfield again.
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A third Tiger makes it off the board. Phil Mafah was selected 239th overall in the seventh round by the Dallas Cowboys, joining Barrett Carter and R.J.
The Dallas Cowboys selected Clemson running back Phil Mafah in the seventh round of the 2025 NFL Draft. They took him with the No. 239 overall pick. Mafah spent four seasons with the Tigers, getting progressively better with each year on campus.
Phil Mafah has completed his college career and is looking to cut his teeth at the NFL level. Mafah is in a loaded running back class, so he is likely to have a wait at the event.
The Arizona Cardinals hosted a virtual meeting with Clemson Tigers RB Phil Mafah, according to his interview with The Draft Network: "I’ve had a ton of virtual meetings.
The Bucs have hosted several players in Tampa during this draft season as reports of visits continue to come in. This next meeting, however, was slightly different as it was done virtually.
Phil Mafah was a productive power back for Clemson throughout his college career, and his scouting report evaluates if he will be able to have similar success in the NFL.
For former Clemson Tigers football star Phil Mafah, this has been a frustrating offseason. Mafah played with pain for the Tigers as he dealt with a shoulder injury that limited his effectiveness in the latter stages of the season.
Our positional breakdown series with a focus on new talent begins at running back. In this article and video series we break down each position group for the 2025 Clemson Tigers with a focus on new players who could make an impact.
Clemson’s Phil Mafah may not be the flashiest back, but he’s a physical presence in the Tigers' backfield. The 6'1", 234-pound senior running back from Loganville, Georgia, brings power and toughness to every carry.
Clemson is set to open spring practice one week from today. While the Tigers will return a wealth of experience at many spots on both sides of the ball, some questions still need to be answered.
It has been a hectic offseason for the Clemson Tigers, who will be trying to accomplish some impressive things next season. After a down year in 2023, the Tigers bounced back nicely in 2024 with 10 wins and an ACC Title.
Phil Mafah didn’t realize that no Clemson player has ever been drafted by the Carolina Panthers in their franchise’s history. That was, until Mafah was informed of that fact by Mike Kaye, who covers the Panthers for The Charlotte Observer.
2024 was supposed to be the year of Phil Mafah. For a while, that is exactly how it was playing out, as Mafah went over the century mark six times in the first nine games.
The Clemson Tigers saw their season come to a close in the first-round of the College Football Playoff against the Texas Longhorns. It was a very strong season for the Tigers in 2024.
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Clemson running back Phil Mafah is dealing with a minor shoulder injury, and it’s still an open question as to whether he’ll be at full strength for this week’s first round College Football Playoff game on the road against Texas.
The Clemson Tigers were able to overcome some long odds over the last few weeks and were able to snag a spot in the College Football Playoff after winning the ACC Championship in a matchup against the SMU Mustangs.
If the old saying is true about iron sharpening iron, then the college football conference championship round was incredibly helpful in predicting how today's collegiate stars will play in the NFL.
Phil Mafah didn’t play much against Pitt in his first meeting against the Panthers, serving as a backup behind former Clemson star Will Shipley, but the second meeting will be much different.
Leading Wake Forest by a score of 35-14 in the middle of the third quarter on Saturday, Clemson quarterback Cade Klubnik took the snap from the Demon Deacons' 28-yard line and threw a quick backward pass into the hands of Tigers wide receiver Antonio Williams.
Clemson football running back Phil Mafah may be one of the most overlooked players in the nation. Phil Mafah, who has split time with Will Shipley each of his three seasons with the Clemson Tigers, has returned for his senior season with eyes on asserting himself as one of the best running backs in the nation.
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Phil Mafah rushed for a Gator Bowl-record four touchdowns, including the decisive score with 17 seconds left, to help Clemson post a come-from-behind 38-35 victory over Kentucky on Friday at Jacksonville, Fla.
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