Dylan Esterline gives Michigan a big, developmental TE with red-zone upside
Esterline is a **6-5, 234-pound redshirt junior tight end** at Michigan whose value is more about fit and projection than box-score volume; ESPN lists him with **1 catch for 7 yards** in his Michigan career, suggesting he is still carving out a role in a deep program offense[6][7]. His differentiator is the classic Michigan TE frame: a controllable, physical target who can grow into blocking-heavy duties while offering the kind of size that matters near the goal line[7]. If you want an experienced, low-drama developmental piece with upside in a run-first system, he fits that mold[7].
