Stanford TE who’s best known for reliable hands, red-zone value, and versatility
In his Stanford career, Greg Taboada flashed as a dependable tight end with strong size-target utility, highlighted by 18 catches for 294 yards and 4 touchdowns in the 2016 ESPN stat line. He was the kind of TE coaches trust in money-down and goal-line situations: physical enough to work the middle, polished enough to be a real receiving threat, and flexible enough to line up in multiple spots. For roster fit, he profiles as a smart, complementary tight end rather than a pure seam-burner—useful if you want toughness, football IQ, and a steady chain-mover with scoring upside.
