David Blackburn brings proven red-zone value and veteran tight-end dependability
In the 2010 season, David Blackburn posted 34 catches for 479 yards and 5 touchdowns for Central Michigan, then followed with a quieter 2011 season that reflected a more limited role rather than a lack of talent. The appeal here is his blend of size, reliable hands, and red-zone utility — the kind of tight end who can punish mismatches and give an offense a steady chain-mover. He’s the type of fit you want if you value experience, toughness, and a low-drama, high-trust target over flashy production.
