Big-frame Marist TE with red-zone pop and proven situational value
Max Mazzella has shown he can be a useful, mismatch-style tight end for Marist, with a 2023 season line of 4 catches for 34 yards and a touchdown, and earlier 2022 production of 4 grabs for 51 yards and 2 scores[3][4]. His game has been described as one built on size, body control, and field-stretching ability, with Marist noting his basketball background helps him win contested catches and work as a pass-game weapon[5]. He’s the kind of TE who can matter in the red zone and on key downs, especially if your offense values leverage, toughness, and reliable hands over flashy volume[5].
