Monmouth’s long, dependable tight end with special-teams value
In the 2005 season, Monmouth listed Pat Codd as a 6-foot-6 tight end expected to contribute in two-tight-end sets and on special teams, and ESPN’s 2006 game log shows he finished that season with 6 catches for 57 yards and no touchdowns. The takeaway: Codd wasn’t just a body at TE—he offered size, versatility, and role-player reliability, the kind of glue guy coaches trust when they want a physical edge and steady execution. If your team wants a developmental tight end who can block, survive the trenches, and help on special teams, he fits the bill.
