Connor Hulstein emerged as Marist’s most dangerous TE in 2025
In 2025, Connor Hulstein posted a program-record season for a Marist tight end with 42 catches for 599 yards and 7 touchdowns, leading FCS tight ends in receiving yards and ranking among the national leaders in scoring production at the position. He stands out as a big-bodied, matchup-driven target at 6-foot-5/6-6 who can create separation and produce downfield, not just chip and block. His rapid rise from Princeton to Marist, plus AP Second Team All-American recognition, suggests a player with legitimate competitive edge and upside for teams needing a versatile, proven pass-catching TE.[12][13][16]
