Hudson Habermehl brings veteran size, steady hands, and gritty comeback value to UCLA
In the 2025 season, Hudson Habermehl returned as UCLA’s primary tight end after missing all of 2024 with injury, starting 11 games and catching 20 passes for 138 yards while avoiding penalties all year[11][12]. At 6-foot-7 and 245 pounds, he gives a team a big-bodied, reliable target who also contributes on special teams, and his seven-season UCLA arc speaks to patience, toughness, and buy-in[2][12]. He is less about flashy production than steady, assignment-sound football—useful for teams that want a veteran TE who can block, absorb contact, and keep the offense on schedule[12][14].
