Wofford’s Seabrook Kellett is a developmental TE with blue-collar blocking traits
Kellett is a redshirt freshman at Wofford listed as a tight end/long snapper, and his background as a three-year offensive lineman and long snapper at Lucy Beckham suggests his biggest value is toughness, leverage, and an edge in the trenches rather than raw receiving volume. Wofford’s roster notes he had 46 pancake blocks as a senior and 20 as a junior, which hints at a physical, assignment-driven player who can help in run support and special teams while he develops as a TE. He looks like a fit for a team that wants a hard-nosed, versatile depth piece.
