Dan Archer brings Albany a reliable tight end with some proven red-zone value
Archer’s best selling point is his ability to contribute as a pass catcher with scoring upside, which makes him more than just an in-line TE; Albany’s roster page shows he caught 7 passes for 73 yards and a touchdown in 2007, including a key 4-yard TD against Central Connecticut State[3]. That production suggests a player who can handle meaningful situational work and finish drives, even if the stat line is modest. If you want a tight end who can flash as a dependable, assignment-conscious option rather than a pure volume star, Archer fits that profile[3].
