former Cajuns reserve TE/OL depth piece with developmental value
Siener’s profile is more about reliable depth and positional flexibility than big-box score production: Louisiana listed him as a reserve offensive lineman early in his career, then as a tight end by 2015, suggesting a player coaches trusted to adapt and fill multiple roles. The clearest on-field note in the available record is that he saw game action after redshirting, which usually points to a developmental path rather than instant impact. If you need a low-drama, scheme-flexible roster piece, that’s the appeal; if you want a proven playmaker with current production data, the public record here is thin.
