Jeff Blake brings proven **blocking value** and **possession-receiver upside** to Arkansas State
Blake’s Arkansas State profile points to a tight end who matters most in the dirty work: he was noted as a key blocker in the run game and added modest but useful receiving production, including a career-high six catches for 48 yards and a touchdown in one season.[11] For a team, that makes him more of a fit if you want physicality, assignment reliability, and complementary production rather than a volume pass-catcher; the available records don’t show elite receiving explosiveness, but they do show a player who contributes in protection and helps create room for the ground game.[11]
