Columbia’s TE to Watch for Reliable, Scheme-Friendly Production
Casey O’Sullivan enters the Columbia Lions’ tight end room as a player worth tracking for his fit-and-function value: the kind of TE who can help a team with dependable role execution rather than flashy stat lines. ESPN’s player page tracks his 2025 game log, but the broader read on O’Sullivan is that he profiles as a useful, team-first piece whose value will come from blocking, assignment soundness, and taking advantage of matchups when asked to release into the passing game. If you want a low-drama, system-fit tight end, he’s the type to care about.
