Ben Madon offers Eastern Kentucky a reliable, two-way TE option with special-teams value
Ben Madon looks like a useful, low-drama fit for Eastern Kentucky: in 2024, he appeared in nine games as a reserve receiver, contributed on special teams, and caught nine passes for 74 yards, showing he can help in multiple phases even without being a featured target[1]. His value is less about splash plays and more about dependable depth, positional flexibility, and willingness to do the dirty work—traits that matter if your team wants a tight end who can compete for snaps, cover kicks, and provide steady, physical utility rather than pure production[1][5].
