Jace Amaro was a matchup nightmare for Texas Tech at tight end
Amaro’s Texas Tech profile was defined by rare receiving production for a tight end: in 2013 he became a unanimous All-American and set the NCAA single-season tight end records for catches and receiving yards, while also lining up split wide much of the time to create mismatches. He brings big-play ability, size-receiver versatility, and proven high-end production, which is exactly why he mattered as a weapon rather than a traditional in-line TE. As a fit, he was best for an offense that wants flexibility, volume in the passing game, and a stress point defenses must account for.
