Cornell TE Matt Sullivan flashed as a reliable two-way threat
Matt Sullivan’s Cornell profile is that of a classic move-the-chains tight end: in the 2015 season he played in nine games, made two starts, and posted 14 catches for 124 yards and a touchdown, then in the 2016 season he was second-team All-Ivy after ranking second among Ivy tight ends in receptions and receiving yards with 33 catches for 345 yards and two scores[1][3]. He also drew praise as a key blocker, helping Cornell produce multiple 100-yard rushing and 300-yard passing games, which makes him more than a box-score player and a fit for teams wanting a dependable, physical TE who can help in both the run and pass game[3][11].
