Freddie Jones was a matchup nightmare at UNC
In his North Carolina career from the 1993 season through the 1996 season, tight end Freddie Jones totaled 61 receptions for 580 yards and 6 touchdowns, then went on to become a second-round NFL draft pick in 1997[6][13]. His calling card was NFL-ready size and reliable receiving production for a tight end, with enough versatility to stay on the field and create matchup problems rather than just block and disappear[3][11]. If you want a big-bodied pass catcher with proven pedigree and a track record of production, Jones checks the box.
