JP Mikhael brings reliable depth and special-teams value at tight end
JP Mikhael is a 6-3, 225-pound Georgia Southern tight end whose value shows up more in role and reliability than headline stats: in 2025 he played in 12 games, started two, and logged 322 snaps, with two catches for 7 yards while contributing heavily on special teams.[5][4] His player profile points to solid toughness (88) and usable hands in traffic (83), suggesting a physically dependable, assignment-sound TE who can help a roster with blocking, depth, and field-position work more than explosive receiving production.[1]
