Penn State’s mismatch-machine tight end with NFL-caliber separation
In his Penn State years, Gesicki was a rare TE weapon: 129 career catches for 1,481 yards and 15 touchdowns, with a huge 2016 breakout (48-679-5) and an even bigger TD surge in 2017 (57-563-9).[1][2][13] What makes him special isn’t just the box score—it’s the wideout-style movement skills in a 6-6 frame, making him a nightmare in the seam and red zone, and a fit for teams that want a flex TE who can create spacing rather than just block.[2][13]
