Georgia’s hulking rookie TE with big-time upside
Lincoln Keyes arrives at Georgia in the 2026 season as a 6-foot-6, 250-pound freshman tight end with top-end recruiting juice—rated among the nation’s better TE prospects and signed by a program that loves developing mismatch weapons. The obvious appeal: length, catch radius, and the frame to become a force in the run game and red zone. The caution flag: there’s no college production yet, so this is an upside play, not a finished product. If a team wants a developmental TE who fits Georgia’s physical, NFL-style mold, Keyes is the kind of prospect worth getting excited about.
