
Davidson TE D.J. Singleterry brings reliable hands and blocking value
D.J. Singleterry projects as a steady, trustable tight end for Davidson, with the kind of all-around profile coaches like: he’s slated to start again, has made 10 consecutive starts, and is described by the program as a good blocker with great hands and good speed. ESPN lists him with 20 catches for 194 yards and 1 touchdown, which points to a useful, balanced role rather than a pure stats-padding profile. He looks like a fit for teams wanting toughness, dependability, and a TE who can contribute in both the run and pass game.[2][3]