Ranking the Top 90 College Football Tight Ends for 2025

90) Javonte Vereen, UConn

Javonte Vereen initially committed to NC State as a highly recruited high school prospect. Still, after a lackluster freshman season in 2023, the tight end opted to enter the transfer portal this offseason. Finding a spot at UConn, Vereen will have the opportunity to rejuvenate his career and prove why teams coveted him as a prospect entering college.

2) Jack Endries, Texas

Jack Endries enters next season as one of the premier receiving tight ends in the nation. In each of his first two seasons at Cal, the six-foot-four pass catcher has been a reliable safety valve for the tight end and continues to prove his value at the position. With his versatility as a capable run blocker and what he offers as a receiving threat, Endries lands at No. 2 heading into 2025 as a Texas Longhorn.

3) Max Klare, Ohio State

Max Klare was one of the lone bright spots for Purdue last season, totaling 685 receiving yards and four touchdowns for the Boilermakers. The six-foot-four tight end entered the portal earlier this offseason and immediately became one of the most coveted prospects. After Ohio State landed a commitment from Klare, the stock in the pass catcher went up. Likely to be a massive piece in the Buckeyes' offense next season, Klare is in store for a big season.

4) Justin Joly, NC State

Justin Joly began his career at UConn, and after a breakout season in 2023, he transferred to NC State. The tight end put together a career year in his first year with the Wolfpack, reeling in 43 receptions for 661 yards and four touchdowns. Heading into next season with the quarterback situation for the Wolfpack resolved, Joly could continue to trend up the list.

5) Tanner Koziol, Wisconsin

Tanner Koziol heads into 2025 with a chance to put his name on the map. The six-foot-seven tight end dominated this past year at Ball State, totaling 839 receiving yards and eight touchdowns. However, playing for a smaller school, the Illinois native didn't get the credit he deserved for his versatility on offense. After transferring to Wisconsin this offseason, he'll have the chance to prove he can make the same impact in the Big Ten.

6) Kenyon Sadiq, Oregon

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Kenyon Sadiq has the tool kit needed in order to be the next high-end tight end at Oregon. Sadiq's size and quickness make him pop on film, along with his strong football IQ, particularly in the blocking game. If you throw a pass in his radius, Sadiq is going to come down with the ball the majority of the time. In addition, Sadiq is a very difficult player to tackle, boasting a strong lower core that allows him to consistently break away from defenders. 

7) Miles Kiteselman, Tennessee

Miles Kitselman is one of the older prospects on this list. The versatile tight end began his career at Alabama, but after struggling to find a role, he transferred to Tennessee. In his first season with the Vols, he racked up four touchdowns, proving to be a reliable red zone threat. In an offense that could be improved next year with more consistent QB play, Kitselman could be in store for a breakout year.

8) Trey Leckner, Washington State

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If you aren't familiar with the name Trey Leckner, you should be sooner than later. Leckner is the full package at Washington State, and we're expecting his numbers to take a big leap forward in 2025. Leckner's ability to catch passes on the move, contribute in the blocking game, and stretch the field with his vertical speed make him a real option as a top tight end in the country. Leckner's competitive drive and physicality are key traits that him a glorified weapon in this offense. 

9) Oscar Delp, Georgia

The Georgia Bulldogs have had some great tight ends over the years, and many like the continued growth and development that Oscar Delp portrayed in 2024. Delp has high-end athleticism, great hands, and can really exploit you in the right matchup. Delp's ability to block, catch passes, and run routes at a high clip have helped put him in the conversation as one of the top players at his position in 2025. Delp does the little things so well and has the ability to really make an impact in this offense moving forward. 

10) Luke Hasz, Ole Miss

You can understand why the Ole Miss Rebels found Luke Hasz intriguing in the transfer portal this offseason. Hasz was a former 4-star recruit when he joined Arkansas prior to the Rebels, highlighting his strong hands and ability to win one-on-one battles with opposing defensive backs. Hasz is a challenge to cover, consistently gaining separation and having the strength to win his battles when blocking. His combination of size and athleticism make him a promising prospect in the sport. 

11) Brett Norfleet, Missouri

Brett Norfleet is a tight end for the Missouri Tigers, standing at 6-foot-7 and weighing 235 pounds. In the 2024 season, he recorded 26 receptions for 235 yards and two touchdowns. Norfleet's size and overall athleticism make him a difficult target to contain in the passing game. In addition, his strong blocking makes him a premiere option at the position moving forward. 

12) Lawson Luckie, Georgia

Lawson Luckie is a tight end for the University of Georgia, standing 6-foot-4 and weighing 240 pounds. As a sophomore, he has demonstrated versatility in both receiving and blocking roles. As the season progressed in 2024, Luckie emerged as an important factor in the Bulldogs offense. With Georgia continuing to do a strong job at tight end, Luckie figures to have another strong year in Athens. 

13) Riley Williams, Oregon State

Riley Williams is a tight end who began his collegiate career at the University of Miami before transferring to Oregon State in January 2025. Standing at 6-foot-6 and weighing 240 pounds, Williams possesses the prototypical size for his position and is an absolute pain to bring down for opposing defenses. His athleticism is going to make him pop even more in 2025, where he's expected to play a big role for the Beavers. 

14) Jack Velling, Michigan State

Jack Velling is a 6-foot-5, 244-pound tight end from Seattle, Washington, currently playing for Michigan State University. He began his collegiate career at Oregon State, where he made an immediate impact as a freshman in 2022. Velling has a knack for exploiting opposing defenses and finding gaps in coverage. He's a strong receiving target that should continue to fit nicely at Michigan State in 2025. 

15) Jaleel Skinner, Louisville

Jaleel Skinner is a tight end prospect known for his exceptional athleticism and potential as a dynamic receiving threat. Standing at 6-foot-5 and weighing 225 pounds, Skinner possesses a rare combination of size and speed that makes him a compelling candidate for NFL teams seeking a versatile offensive weapon in the future. Skinner's limited production to this point shouldn't be a cause for concern just yet. We're expecting big things from the tight end prospect in 2025. 

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16) Joe Royer, Cincinnati

Joe Royer initially committed to Ohio State out of high school, before transferring to Cincinnati after three lackluster seasons. In his first year with the Bearcats, the versatile tight end quickly proved a reliable pass catcher, reeling in 50 receptions for 522 yards and three touchdowns. Heading into next season, Royer will have a chance to build on his breakout year and prove he's a top prospect on NFL Draft boards for 2026.

17) Terrance Carter Jr., Texas Tech

Terrance Carter Jr. spent the last two seasons at Louisiana, where he broke out during his sophomore year, totaling 48 receptions, 689 yards, and four touchdowns. Looking to capitalize on his strong year, the Texas native transferred closer to home, joining Texas Tech. Carter has a chance to be a focal point in the Red Raiders' offense heading into next season.

18) Michael Smith, South Carolina

Michael Smith committed to South Carolina as a highly recruited prospect out of high school. In his freshman season with the Gamecocks, the six-foot-six tight end came on strong down the back half of the year, becoming an underrated target in the team's offense. Heading into 2025, Smith will likely have an expanded role with the chance to put his name on the map.

19) Shamar Easter, North Carolina

Shamar Easter committed to Arkansas as a top recruit out of high school. The six-foot-five tight end didn't see much opportunity during his freshman season with the Razorbacks, which led him to the transfer portal and ultimately UNC bound. Now, he'll have the chance to earn a larger role and prove that he's more than just potential and can immediately make an impact.

20) Sav'ell Smalls, Colorado

Sav'ell Smalls may be one of the most intriguing prospects on this list. The tight end began his career at Washington, where he spent his time as a linebacker. However, he transferred to Colorado in 2023, and Deion Sanders quickly realized his skillset wasn't being utilized correctly. Smalls switched to TE last season and heads into 2025 with a chance to prove the position change was the best thing for his career.

21) Randy Pittman Jr., Florida State

Randy Pittman Jr. impressed last season at UCF, reeling in 416 yards and two touchdowns for the Knights. After the down year for the program, the six-foot-two tight end opted to enter the transfer portal, looking to find an expanded role on a top team. The Florida native's search didn't last long before deciding to join the Florida State Seminoles. Heading into 2025, he'll have the chance to prove he's a top TE in the nation.

22) Alex Bauman, Miami

Alex Bauman found a new home at Miami earlier this offseason after using the transfer portal to find a fresh start. The tight end racked up 63 receptions for 610 yards and 13 touchdowns at Tulane over the last three seasons. At six feet five, Bauman's versatility as both a pass catcher and run blocker will make him an immediate impact player at Miami next season.

23) Michael Trigg, Baylor

Michael Trigg began his career at USC before transferring to Ole Miss. After two seasons with the Rebels, the tight end sought another fresh start, eventually landing at Baylor. In his first season with the Bears, he immediately made an impact, putting together a career-year, racking up 30 receptions for 395 yards and three touchdowns. Heading into 2025, Trigg can add to his strong 2024 campaign.

24) Jaden Platt, Texas A&M

Jaden Platt committed to Texas A&M as a highly recruited prospect out of high school. The six-foot-five tight end redshirted during his freshman season, but he showed Aggie fans a flash of his potential before that. Heading into next season, Platt could become a key contributor in Mike Elko's offense, and if he does, look out.

25) Jelani Thurman, Ohio State

Jelani Thurman committed to Ohio State as a top recruit out of high school. In his first two seasons with the Buckeyes, he's struggled to find a sizable role in the offense. Despite that, his skillset and versatility put him in a position to make the most of his opportunities when his number is called. Thurman could break out if he finally finds an expanded role this season.

26) Luke Reynolds, Penn State

Luke Reynolds committed to Penn State as the top tight end recruit in his respective recruiting class. In his first season with the Nittany Lions, the versatile pass catcher saw limited opportunities, mainly because he was slotted behind arguably the best tight end in the nation last season, Tyler Warren. Heading into 2025, Reynolds can capitalize on an increased role, especially on a squad that values the tight end position.

27) Ethan Davis, Tennessee

Ethan Davis committed to Tennessee as a top recruit out of high school, and through his first two seasons with the Volunteers, he's shown flashes of why he was heavily recruited. At six-foot-five, Davis can be a dynamic receiving threat on offense, while also having the size to be a game-changer as a blocker. Heading into 2025, it won't be a shock to see the Georgia native take another leap.

28) Walker Lyons, USC

Walker Lyons was a top recruit coming out of high school, but he's yet to find the opportunity to prove why at USC. However, the talent is there, and it feels like only a matter of time before the California native puts it all together, especially under an offensive guru in Lincoln Riley. Assuming Lyons finds an increased role in 2025, the tight end could put his name on the map.

29) Sam Roush, Stanford

Sam Roush has quietly impressed at Stanford in each of the last two seasons. Although the six-foot-five tight end's stats may not jump out at you, he's the type of player every squad in the nation would love to have. Roush takes pride in serving as a blocker and doing the dirty work, but he can also stretch out a defense with his pass-catching ability.

30) Trey'Dez Green, LSU

Trey'Dez Green is not only versatile on the football field, but his playmaking abilities also extend to the basketball court for the Tigers. The six-foot-seven tight end showed flashes in year one for Brian Kelly's squad, and if he receives more opportunities in 2025, it wouldn't be a shock to see him flourish in the Tigers 'high-powered offense.

31) Christian Bentancur, Clemson

Christian Bentancur committed to Clemson as a top recruit out of high school. The versatile tight end has yet to earn a sizable role with the Tigers, but heading into 2025, odds are he sees an increased role in Dabo Swinney's offense. Expect Bentancur to have a solid season next year.

32) Carter Nelson, Nebraska

Carter Nelson landed at Nebraska as a top recruit out of high school. In his first season with the Cornhuskers, the tight end saw limited opportunities but showed enough promise to be hopeful that he would break out in Year 2. Nelson's size and agility as a route runner make him a quarterback-friendly target, but his ability to block in the run game will undoubtedly keep him on the field.

33) Donovan Green, LSU

Donovan Green originally committed to Texas A&M out of high school. After one season with the Aggies, the tight end opted to enter the transfer portal seeking a fresh start and a sizable role elsewhere. Green found that at LSU, where he'll likely be a top target in the Tigers' high-powered offense, which is a recipe for success in terms of Green putting together a career year.

34) Brady Hunt, South Carolina 

Brady Hunt began his college career at Ball State before transferring to South Carolina. The six-foot-five tight end saw limited opportunities in Year 1 with the Gamecocks, which led to rumors that he could be set to enter the transfer portal this offseason. However, Hunt decided to stand pat at USC, which could mean a more prominent role for him is in store with new offensive coordinator Mike Shula calling the plays.

35) Amir Jackson, Florida

Amir Jackson committed to Florida as a top recruit out of high school. The tight end has yet to make his mark with the Gators' offense, but he could finally be in line for an increased role in 2025, especially with DJ Lagway under center. Having a versatile tight end on the field, who's quarterback-friendly, will likely be a point of emphasis for Billy Napier, which could turn his attention to Jackson, who has the traits to be that top target.

36) Linkon Cure, Kansas State

Linkon Cure committed to Kansas State as the top tight end recruit in the country during the 2025 class. Cure has every tool needed to be an immediate impact player for the Wildcats in year one, especially with his versatility on offense. Cure could immediately prove to be the QB's top target early and continue to see more usage as the season continues.

37) Luke Harpring, Georgia Tech

Luke Harpring committed to Georgia Tech as a top recruit out of high school. In Year 1 with the Yellow Jackets, he saw limited opportunities, but still showed flashes when he got on the field. Heading into 2025, Harpring could see an increased role and a chance to prove he's a top tight end in the nation.

38) Elija Lofton, Miami

Elija Lofton is another former top recruit to find his name on the list. The versatile tight end played a limited role in Year 1 with the Hurricanes, but the fact that he was able to find the field at all in Miami's high-powered offense is impressive on its own. Assuming he can find a larger role in 2025, Lofton has everything a QB looks for in a safety blanket, and it wouldn't be a shock to see him become that guy for Carson Beck.

39) Landen Thomas, Florida State

Landen Thomas was one of the few bright spots for Florida State during their disastrous season last year. The tight end showed out nearly every time he got the opportunity to make a play and gave the Seminoles hope that he could play a prominent role in their offense moving forward. With a new QB under center in 2025, Thomas could be relied on heavily with his versatility.

40) Brady Prieskorn, Michigan

Brady Prieskorn committed to Michigan as a highly recruited prospect out of high school. Buried in the Wolverines' depth chart, the tight end struggled to find a role in the offense. However, with Colston Loveland gone, Prieskorn could be in line to compete for a larger role, and if he earns it, it'll be a sign of big things to come.

41) Holden Staes, Indiana

Holden Staes committed to Notre Dame out of high school as a top recruit. After multiple lackluster seasons with the Fighting Irish, the tight end transferred to Tennessee, where he spent this past season. Staes saw an increased role, but it wasn't a significant enough opportunity to show how versatile he can be on offense. As a result, the pass catcher transferred to Indiana, where he hopes to finally get a chance to showcase the talent he has to offer.

42) Ka'Morreun Pimpton, TCU

Ka'Morreun Pimpton joined LSU as a highly recruited prospect out of high school. In his first season with the Tigers, the tight end carved out a limited role, where he could show flashes when the opportunity presented itself. Now, Pimpton can earn an increased role in an underrated Horned Frogs offense after joining TCU.

43) Andrew Rappleyea, Penn State

Andrew Rappleyea is another former top recruit stuck in the logjam of talented tight ends at Penn State. However, with Tyler Warren gone, the window now opens for the playmaker to potentially carve out a sizable role in James Franklin's offense heading into 2025. He'll have stiff competition to earn that increased role, but with his versatile skillset, it wouldn't be a shock to see him come out on top.

44) Cooper Flanagan, Notre Dame

Cooper Flanagan has an opportunity ahead of him to take a leap offensively in Notre Dame's offense heading into next season with what many expect to be a more pass-friendly scheme than seasons prior. Marcus Freeman has done a great job stacking talent for when he got the right quarterback under center, and with the hype surrounding CJ Carr's arm, Flanagan could be a safety valve for the first-year starter, assuming he wins the job.

45) Ty Lockwood, Boston College

Ty Lockwood began his career at Alabama, struggling to find a sizable role. After entering the transfer portal this offseason, Boston College head coach Bill O'Brien quickly recruited the tight end. O'Brien crossed paths with the pass catcher during his time with the Crimson Tide. With O'Brien's interest in bringing Lockwood to the ACC, he could be in store for an increased role with a chance to prove why he was highly recruited out of high school.

46) Kiotti Armstrong, Texas A&M

Kiotti Armstrong enters his freshman season at Texas A&M with high expectations. As one of the top tight end prospects in this incoming recruiting class, the pass-catcher has the potential to make an impact from the jump in the Aggies offense. A young player to keep an eye on heading into 2025.

47) Elyiss Williams, Georgia

Another top recruit to find himself on this list is Elyiss Williams. The highly ranked tight end will have a steep hill to climb this coming season in a talented tight end room at Georgia, but his diverse skillset could get him a look early especially if he's able to show flashes during the offseason.

48) DaSaahn Brame, Tennessee

DaSaahn Brame is in the same position as the other freshman tight ends ahead of him on this list. Brame has the potential to make an impact in year one, but he'll have to put in the work to carve out a role with the Volunteers as a freshman. Nonetheless, he has the talent to do exactly that.

49) Nick Townsend, Texas

Heading into 2025, Texas will be viewed as aone of, if not the most explosive offense in the nation. Arch Manning will be a pivotal piece for the Longhorns next season and in his first year as a full-time starter, he could rely on his relationship with his tight ends early. If Nick Townsend can find chemistry with Manning through the offseason and early practices, he could force himself on the field.

50) Thomas Meyer, Iowa

Thomas Meyer enters next season with a real chance to earn a role in Iowa's offense after landing with the Hawkeyes as a top recruit. Iowa has a long history of finding tight end prospects that can contribute right away and based off of what Meyer has shown throughout his high school career, there's real belief he can be the next pass-catcher to do that in 2025.

51) Olsen Patt-Henry, Clemson

Seemingly every offseason over the last few years, the Clemson Tigers have snagged one of the top tight end prospects available. In 2023, they did exactly that with Olsen Patt-Henry, who finds himself buried in a depth chart full of talent in the tight end room. Nonetheless, Patt-Henry could be in line for an increased role in 2025.

52) Khamari Anderson, Arizona State

Khamari Anderson committed to Kentucky as a top recruit out of high school and has yet to receive a major opportunity to make his impact on the field. However, without adequate quarterback play, there hasn't been much of a need for Mark Stoops to rely on tight ends in the passing game. However, after transferring to Arizona State, Anderson will now have one of the best quarterbacks in the nation in Sam Leavitt, throwing him the rock, which could result in a big year for the pass catcher.

53) Jackson Bowers, Oregon State

Jackson Bowers committed to BYU as a top tight end prospect but hasn't seen the field much for the Cougars since doing so. Despite that, the Arizona native has the talent to make an immediate impact when given the chance, which is why he transferred to Oregon State to bet on himself in the Beavers underrated offense.

54) Matthew Klopfenstein, Baylor

Matthew Klopfenstein has all the tools to be a premier tight end in college football, but has yet to put it all together at Baylor. Partly due to a minimal role in the offense, things could turn around for the playmaker in 2025 if he can prove to be a reliable target for the Bears on offense.

55) Mac Markway, Nebraska

Mac Markway committed to LSU as a top recruit out of high school but never found his footing with the Tigers. The tight end transferred to Nebraska, hoping a fresh start could help him rejuvenate his career. Markway has the talent to be a reliable pass catcher, but he'll have to prove it to Matt Rhule to get increased playing time on the field.

56) Jaden Reddell, Georgia

Jaden Reddell committed to Georgia as a top recruit out of high school. Like nearly every other Bulldogs' tight end, the talented pass catcher finds himself in a loaded room full of talented competition, hoping to carve out a role. If Reddell is able to in 2025, he has the talent to be a top tight end in the nation.

57) Max LeBlanc, Ohio State

Max LeBlanc is another top tight end prospect awaiting the chance to showcase his skillset on the field for the Buckeyes. LeBlanc has the versatility as both a pass catcher and an adequate run blocker. He hopes to show that for Ohio State in 2025.

58) Brycen Coleman, Vanderbilt

Brycen Coleman has all the tools to be a premier pass catcher for Vanderbilt, but his position decision between tight end and wide receiver remains up in the air. If he were to find a sizable role with the Commodores this upcoming season, it wouldn't be a shock to see him put his name on the map.

59) Jonathan Echols, South Florida

Jonathan Echols committed to South Florida as a top recruit out of high school. The tight end selected the Bulls over multiple top programs, largely due to the possibility of him playing right away. However, after only receiving one reception during his freshman season at USF, Echols heads into next season hoping to get a larger opportunity.

60) Kylan Fox, UCF

Kylan Fox is another talented tight end residing in Florida, awaiting his chance to prove how impactful he can be. Considering the turnover in the Knights' offense, the pass catcher could receive that chance next season.

61) Bauer Sharp, LSU

Bauer Sharp entered the transfer portal this offseason after spending last year at Oklahoma. The tight end quickly found a home at LSU, where he has the chance to prove he can be an immediate impact player who was patiently just waiting for an opportunity. The talent is there, and if he managed to carve out a role with the Tigers, he very well could rise on this list quickly.

62) Dorian Fleming, Maryland

Dorian Fleming stood out as one of the few bright spots for Georgia State last season, reeling in 49 receptions for 558 yards and six touchdowns. The six-foot-three tight end used the breakout season to his advantage, transferring closer to his home state of Virginia and joining the Maryland Terrapins with the chance to find an immediate role.

63) Amari Niblack, Texas A&M

Amari Niblack originally committed to Alabama as a top recruit out of high school. After struggling to find the field with the Crimson Tide, the tight end entered the portal, where he eventually landed at Texas. Again failing to find a sizable role with the Longhorns in 2024, he heads down the road to join an SEC rival, the Texas A&M Aggies. There, Niblack hopes to finally find the expanded role he's been searching for.

64) River Helms, Georgia Southern

River Helms spent the last two seasons at Western Kentucky, where he's struggled to carve out a consistent role in the Hilltoppers' offense. Despite that, in the limited opportunities he's had, the Alabama native has shown plenty of promise, averaging at least 12 yards per catch in each of the last two seasons. Joining the Georgia Southern Eagles ahead of 2025, Helms could be in line for a breakout season.

65) Colin Weber, Rutgers

Colin Weber has played the last three seasons at Charlotte as a reliable pass catcher for the 49ers. The six-foot-four tight end opted to enter the transfer portal to use his last year of eligibility to find an increased role to prove he can impact the game as both a safety valve for the quarterback and a willing run blocker. Between his size and skillset, he has a chance to prove he deserved a larger role all along.

66) Grayson Barnes, West Virginia

Grayson Barnes spent the last two seasons at Northern Illinois, where he's shown nothing but promise as a reliable pass catcher in the Huskies' offense. The six-foot-five tight end transferred to West Virginia this offseason with a chance to prove he can make a similar impact, if not more, with the Mountaineers in 2025. 

67) Ian Flynt, NC State

Ian Flynt committed to Nebraska as a top tight end out of high school largely due to his athletic profile. With his agility at six-foot-four and sure hands, the tight end seems poised for a big role with the Cornhuskers. However, after not seeing the field during his freshman season, Flynt opted to take his talents to NC State, where he hopes to carve out a role for the Wolfpack this coming season.

68) Carsen Ryan, BYU

Carsen Ryan began his college career at UCLA after committing to the Bruins as a highly recruited prospect out of high school. The tight end transferred to Utah after two lackluster seasons at UCLA, but his one season with the Utes saw more of the same issues, as his time on the field was limited. Now, he tries his hand at another fresh start at BYU.

69) Davon Mitchell, Louisville

Davon Mitchell committed to Oklahoma as a top recruit out of high school, but struggled to find a role in the Sooners' offense. The tight end opted to enter the transfer portal earlier this offseason and now finds himself in the ACC with Louisville, where he hopes to put the nation on notice.

70) Dylan Wade, UCF

Dylan Wade didn't rack up many yards this season at Maryland, but he did show a glance of his versatility at the tight end position in the opportunities he did get. The pass catcher could be a player to follow this coming season at UCF with a fresh start in an offense that will hopefully utilize his talent correctly.

71) Brody Dalton, Alabama

Brody Dalton played this past season at Troy, where he reeled in 15 passes for 188 yards and three touchdowns. Although his stats don't pop out at you, the six-foot-five pass catcher has the skillset and the size to be a big-time playmaker in the right system. Looking to prove that, Dalton now heads to Alabama.

72) Rohan Jones, Arkansas

Rohan Jones adds his name to the transfer portal after a breakout year at Montana State. The tight end hauled in 30 receptions for 470 receiving yards and nine touchdowns. Jones now heads to the SEC, where he'll have a chance to prove he can be an immediate contributor in the Razorbacks offense.

73) Arik Gilbert, Savannah State

Arik Gilbert entered college as one of the most coveted tight end prospects in recent memory. Through his stops at LSU, Georgia, and most recently Nebraska, the versatile prospect has struggled to find his footing. Now, he heads to Savannah State, where he hopes a larger role with a smaller program will allow him to break out and tap into his potential.

74) Nick Elksnis, UNLV

Nick Elksnis transferred to UNLV this offseason after receiving minimal opportunities at South Carolina. Hoping to become the safety valve in the Rebels' offense, the Florida native joins new head coach Dan Mullens, as they hope to reset the culture for the Mountain West program.

75) Brody Kosin, Miami (OH)

Brody Kosin originally committed to Indiana out of high school, but opted to enter the transfer portal after struggling to find a role with the Hoosiers. Now, the six-foot-six pas catcher heads to Miami (OH), where he assumes to find a much larger role.

76) Landen King, Duke

Landen King originally committed to Auburn out of high school before transferring to Utah seeking a larger role. After two lackluster seasons with the Utes, the talented pass catcher opted to enter the portal once again, where he now finds a role in the ACC at Duke. King has the chance to break out this season in the Blue Devils revamped offense.

77) Grant Leeper, Miami (OH)

Grant Leeper heads into the 2025 season with a chance to finally receive playing time at Miami-Ohio. The six-foot-five tight end has the size and talent to become an immediate impact player, and if he's able to put together a solid season for the RedHawks, he could find a prominent role elsewhere next offseason.

78) Justyn Reid, Tulane

Justyn Reid spent the last two seasons at Southern Miss, where he's shown flashes of his pass-catching ability in limited opportunities with the Golden Eagles. Seeking a larger role, the tight end opted to enter the transfer portal, where he quickly found a spot at Tulane. Keep an eye on Reid to break out this season.

79) Will Huggins, Oklahoma

Will Huggins joins Oklahoma ahead of the 2025 season, looking to crack the rotation for the Sooners' offense. The tight end will have competition to earn snaps in Brent Venables' offense, but if he's able to carve out a role, he could be one of the biggest beneficiaries of Oklahoma's new-look offense.

80) Beau Baker, Washington State

Beau Baker may be one of the most intriguing prospects to watch heading into the 2025 season. The young tight end has all the tools to break out at Washington State, and with plenty of years of eligibility remaining, he could be a key piece of the Cougars' offense for years to come.

81) Lance Mason, Wisconsin

Lance Mason spent the last three seasons at Missouri State, where he's improved each year. Coming off a breakout season, totaling 34 receptions for 590 yards and six touchdowns. After entering the transfer portal, Mason quickly found a home at Wisconsin, where he'll have the chance to show what he's capable of against Big Ten competition.

82) Preston Howard, Auburn

Preston Howard initially committed to Maryland out of high school as a highly touted prospect, but after two seasons struggling to carve out a role with the Terrapins, the pass catcher opted to seek a fresh start this offseason. The six-foot-five pass catcher found his next opportunity in the SEC, joining Huge Freeze and the Auburn Tigers.

83) Christian Moore, Purdue

Christian Moore began his college career at Kansas State, where he saw minimal opportunities. The pass catcher transferred to UNLV hoping to find a larger role, but quickly found out the grass isn't always greener on the other side. Now, he lands at Purdue, where he'll likely carve out a larger role with the struggling Boilermakers.

84) Jacob Peterson, Toledo

Jacob Peterson landed at Toledo this offseason, hoping to find an opportunity to finally showcase his skillset on the field. The talent is there, and if he gets the chance, he could be an underrated addition for the Rockets.

85) Tre Williams III, North Texas

Tre Williams III is another intriguing prospect that could be poised for a breakout season with a change of scenery. At a program like North Texas, the tight end could have the opportunity to carve out a larger role and become a safety valve in the team's offense.

86) Var'Keyes Gumms, UNLV

Var'Keyes Gumms began his college career at North Texas, where he showed plenty of promise, reeling in 34 receptions for 458 yards and five touchdowns. The Texas native opted to try his hand in the SEC after transferring to Arkansas, but in two seasons with the Razorbacks, the tight end struggled to carve out a sizable role. Now, he hopes to get the chance to prove he can be the safety valve for the offense at UNLV in 2025.

87) Jerry Cross, Memphis

Jerry Cross has the talent and the size to be a difference maker on offense, but he's struggled to find the opportunity to showcase that this season. However, that could change this season at Memphis, where Cross could find himself a nice role with the Tigers.

88) Jordan Dingle, South Carolina

Jordan Dingle spent the last four seasons at Kentucky, where he's continuously proved to be a team player. The Kentucky native has done the dirty work in the Wildcats' offense, which has allowed him to prove his versatility as a capable blocker. Now, he lands in South Carolina, where he'll have a chance to not only showcase his blocking ability, but also his playmaking skills.

89) Zach Atkins, Colorado

Zach Atkins heads to Colorado ahead of the 2025 season, looking to become a reliable presence in the Buffaloes' offense next season. Between his size and unique skillset, the Kansas native could put his name on the map with a big year.

90) Javonte Vereen, UConn

Javonte Vereen initially committed to NC State as a highly recruited high school prospect. Still, after a lackluster freshman season in 2023, the tight end opted to enter the transfer portal this offseason. Finding a spot at UConn, Vereen will have the opportunity to rejuvenate his career and prove why teams coveted him as a prospect entering college.