Josh Sapp brings veteran toughness and versatile TE value to WVU
In the 2025 season at Clemson, Josh Sapp logged 11 catches for 150 yards across 13 games, and in 2026 he arrived at West Virginia as a veteran redshirt senior with one year of eligibility left.[1][2][3] He isn’t a flashy volume receiver, but he’s valued for his blocking, multi-role usage at tight end/H-back/fullback, and big-game experience; multiple previews also project him as a key piece in WVU’s tight end room and possibly the starter.[3][4][5] If you want a dependable, physical, low-drama tight end who can help the run game and do the dirty work, Sapp is a strong fit.[3][4]
