Clay Sears brings veteran-sized versatility and red-zone value to Tulsa’s tight end room
Sears is worth watching because Tulsa’s roster history shows he’s a proven playmaker with real touchdown production in his background, including seven scores in a season referenced as the program’s most since 2011, which points to reliable red-zone upside. He also entered Tulsa as a 6-4, 212-pound transfer with quarterback experience, a mix that often translates into field awareness, toughness, and matchup flexibility at tight end. If you want a TE who can be a situational weapon rather than just an in-line body, Sears fits that profile well.[1][5][6]
