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| Has good size and even better intangibles for the tight end position, including grit and toughness. Is always a willing blocker. Can be used in a lot of different ways, especially as an H-back or pass-catching complement to the in-line tight end. Lacks some athleticism for the tight end position in today's National Football League. Is somewhat limited in terms of strength. Can't really stretch defenses down the seams, so he's not a big-play threat. Must overcome a lack of speed. | |
| Long Range Potential: | Classic tight end. |
| League | Honor | Description |
| NCAA | John Mackey Award | 2014 |
