Jacob Petersen gives Toledo a productive, mismatch-capable TE target
In the 2025 season, Jacob Petersen emerged as a key part of Toledo’s passing game, finishing third on the team with 25 catches for 335 yards and 3 touchdowns; at 6-foot-4, he brings useful size and proven red-zone value to the tight end spot.[1][2][6] The appeal is not just the stat line: he already showed he can earn targets in volume, convert in scoring areas, and produce against a schedule that included a season-high five catches at Washington State, making him a strong fit for teams wanting a reliable, functional receiving tight end.[1][3]
