Vanderbilt’s massive, reliable TE2-turned-threat
In the 2025 season, Cole Spence turned Vanderbilt’s 6'7" tight end frame into real production, finishing with 15 catches for 233 yards and 2 touchdowns while showing he can punish teams down the seam and in the red zone[2][7][9]. His game stands out less as flashy volume and more as steady, physical value: reports describe him as a blocking-first tight end who still delivered a breakout performance against LSU, and his top-35 national TE recruiting pedigree suggests real upside if used creatively[1][12].
