developmental Pitt TE with promising edge and room to grow
Kaymar Mimes entered Pitt as one of New Jersey’s top defensive end prospects, bringing a reputation for production, physicality, and playmaking after an 87-tackle, 10-sack senior season with four forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries. Pitt listed him as a redshirt freshman reserve, which suggests he is still a developmental piece rather than a finished product, but his background points to toughness, disruption, and upside if he transitions cleanly to the tight end role. If you want a high-upside athlete who can grow into a mismatch weapon, he’s worth watching.
