Jermaine Terry II brings big-play receiving upside to Oregon State's tight end room
In the 2024 season, Terry emerged as a real mismatch tight end for Oregon State, finishing with 23 catches for 375 yards and a 16.3 yards-per-catch average, which shows downfield value beyond the usual short-area TE role.[1][4][9] His game is defined by reliable hands, vertical seam threat, and enough blocking credibility to stay on the field in multiple situations; NFL-oriented evaluations also note strong pass-blocking efficiency, which is a useful differentiator for teams wanting a complete tight end, not just a pass catcher.[6]
