Former wideout turned reliable Buckeye chess piece with sneaky TE upside
In the 2024 season, Gee Scott Jr. posted 27 catches for 253 yards and 2 touchdowns for Ohio State, showing real growth after converting from wide receiver to tight end. His calling card is versatility: he brings receiver-like hands and route feel to a bigger-bodied role, plus the maturity of a fifth-year player who stayed patient through the position switch. Scouts and analysts have consistently framed him as a developmental, team-first tight end with intriguing passing-game upside. If you want a dependable, adaptable TE who can help the offense without needing the ball to prove his worth, he’s your guy.
