veteran New Mexico TE bringing size, grit, and blocking punch
In the 2004 season, New Mexico’s Mike Augustyniak stood out more as a tone-setting tight end than a volume receiver, with the Lobos calling him a physical 6-foot-5, 255-pound presence who logged 85 knockdown blocks and 6 catches for 85 yards the prior year. He was described by the coaching staff as a senior leader coming off a strong spring and likely on the verge of a breakthrough, which says plenty about his reliability, effort level, and value in the trenches. If your team wants a tough, experienced TE who can help the run game and do the dirty work, he fits the bill.
