John Godlasky brings proven red-zone production and two-way toughness to Towson
John Godlasky is a former Towson tight end who showed real scoring upside, finishing with 26 catches, 269 yards, and 6 touchdowns in his college career, while also arriving from Hershey High as a two-way standout and conference Defensive Player of the Year. That combination suggests a player who can compete physically, contribute in the red zone, and handle the dirty-work details coaches value at tight end. The main reason to care: he profiles as a tough, versatile football player with a defensive background and a nose for the end zone, not just a pass-catcher.[1][2]
