productive, physical TE with proven red-zone value
Kevin Halonski has shown real receiving production for Stony Brook, with 35 catches for 415 yards and 4 touchdowns in the cited season, which points to a tight end who can be trusted in the passing game and around the goal line.[1] At 6-4, 250, he brings the kind of size-profile that fits a traditional in-line TE role while still offering enough receiving output to matter schematically.[2] If you want a TE who adds toughness, reliable hands, and matchup flexibility without needing the offense to be built around him, he looks like a solid fit.[1][2]
