McNeese’s 6'4" red-zone TE with sneaky touchdown upside
R.J. Walters is a long, physical tight end profile for McNeese, listed at 6'4" and 241-250 pounds across roster seasons, with an early-career TD grab against Nicholls that shows he can matter near the goal line. His value is more about size, reach, and matchup stress than gaudy volume, which makes him an easy fit if a team wants a true in-line presence who can also threaten underneath. The main question is usage: the traits are there for red-zone work and complementary receiving, but the production footprint is limited, so he looks more like a useful role player than a headline-maker.
