Ball State TE commit Zach Becker brings size, blocking, and red-zone production
Becker looks like a classic high-floor tight end prospect: at Stevenson, he paired **productive receiving** with **real in-line blocking value**, posting 22 catches for 394 yards as a junior and 30 pancake blocks, which shows he can help in both the pass game and the trenches[2]. Listed around **6-3, 210** by Ball State and ESPN, he already has the frame to add more college weight without losing athletic upside[1][3][4]. He fits a team that wants a dependable, physical TE who can move the chains and do the dirty work, not just run routes[2][3].
