Physical, downfield tight end with proven red-zone value
Harruff stands out as a **big-play tight end** whose game is built on creating chunk gains and scoring chances rather than just piling up catches. In his 2010 season at UMass, he tied for the team lead with **3 touchdown receptions** and averaged **17.3 yards per catch** on **17 receptions for 294 yards**, showing legitimate mismatch upside in the passing game.[2] For a team, the fit is clear: he brings **vertical threat** value, red-zone utility, and a role-friendly profile for offenses that want a TE who can stretch seams and punish coverage, not just block and release.[2]
