Amari Niblack brings big-play upside, but Texas A&M still needs more consistency at TE
Niblack enters Texas A&M with clear explosive-play traits: at Alabama in 2023, he posted 20 catches for 327 yards and 4 touchdowns, showing a seam-stretching TE profile with real vertical juice. His game stands out more for speed and mismatch potential than for steady volume, and his recent production has been quieter—just 5 catches for 69 yards in 2025 after 5 catches for 33 yards in 2024—so he fits best as a projection-driven weapon rather than a proven weekly focal point. If your team wants a high-upside tight end who can create chunk plays, he’s interesting; if you need a polished, high-volume TE, the fit is less certain.
