UCLA’s big, productive TE who turned size into real matchup value
Mike Seidman was a highly productive UCLA tight end who paired **6-5 size** with reliable receiving production, including a UCLA single-season record for receiving yards by a tight end and seasons with strong catch-and-yardage totals. He profiles as a classic possession-plus-seam threat: big target, solid route utility, and credible red-zone value rather than pure explosion. For a team, the appeal is a TE who can create matchup stress and move chains; the caution is that his impact is tied more to refined receiving skill and role fit than elite athletic flash.
