versatile Ohio State tight end with proven red-zone production
Tate Duarte brings a proven pass-catching profile and reliable red-zone value, coming off a senior-season line of 29 catches for 385 yards and 9 touchdowns while helping his team to a 10-2 record.[2] At a listed 6-6, 255, he offers the kind of size-and-skill blend teams want at tight end, with enough frame to block and enough receiving production to matter in the passing game.[5][2] The main question is how well that production translates against Big Ten-level speed and physicality, but his combination of size, scoring touch, and experience makes him a legitimate fit for a team needing a balanced TE.[5][2]
