Keith Heitzman brings veteran size and red-zone utility to Ohio's tight end room
In the 2015 season, Keith Heitzman was a useful, low-volume tight end for Ohio who showed red-zone value and versatility after arriving from Michigan, where he played both defensive line and tight end. His profile stands out more for physicality, experience, and role flexibility than eye-popping numbers: at Michigan he appeared in 36 games with eight starts, and at Ohio he was used as a complementary piece rather than a featured target. That makes him a fit for teams wanting a sturdy, assignment-sound TE who can do the dirty work and flash in scoring areas.
