Rising Fordham TE with a fresh runway
Dallas Reece is a 6-foot-2, 198-pound junior tight end for Fordham in 2026, and the big storyline is opportunity: Fordham’s own 2026 preview says he did not see action last fall, so his value now is about projection and development rather than a stat line. He’s an intriguing fit if you want a young, athletic TE who can grow into the role, but there isn’t public production yet to prove he’s a finished product.
Colg L 14-24 
NDakSt L 0-38 
CoastC L 7-45 
W&M W 52-27 
StnyBr L 16-31 Athlete DNA will appear once enough tight end season data has been processed.
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