big-bodied Bulldogs tight end, built on blocking and reliable hands
Jay Rome was a top-rated tight end prospect for Georgia and, in the 2015 season, he finished with 8 catches for 88 yards and 0 touchdowns; across his Georgia career he posted 38 catches for 398 yards and 3 scores. He stood out more as a physical, well-rounded piece than a volume receiver: sources praised his size, athleticism, strong hands, and work ethic, while noting that early in his career he was used heavily as a blocker. That makes him a fit if a team wants toughness, versatility, and a steady team-first presence rather than a flashy stat-sheet star.
