Injuries slowed him, but Wake Forest got a physical red-zone TE who finally broke through
In the 2024 season, Michael Frogge showed why Wake Forest kept betting on him: the 6'5", 240-pound tight end earned his first collegiate start, caught his first career pass, and turned it into his first touchdown against Clemson after battling a long injury-delayed career.[1][3][4] His value is less about volume and more about traits—size, blocker-friendly frame, and the toughness to stay ready through setbacks—which makes him a useful fit for teams needing a dependable, developmental TE who can contribute in the seam and near the goal line.[3][4]
