Jency Riley brings proven red-zone value and steady TE production for Jackson State
Riley is a big-bodied, experienced tight end who has shown he can be a reliable intermediate target and a genuine scoring threat when healthy: in the 2025 season, he played in 12 games, started nine, and finished with 16 catches for 169 yards and a touchdown after missing 2024 with a season-ending fall-camp injury.[2] His game is built on size (6'4", 237), dependable hands, and a history of producing efficient yards per catch, which makes him useful as both a possession option and a matchup piece near the goal line.[1][2]
