developmental TE with Texas A&M pedigree and limited proven production
Germany is a Texas A&M tight end with the kind of frame-and-system upside programs like to bet on, but his current on-field résumé is still thin, with ESPN listing just 2 catches for 11 yards and no touchdowns. That means his appeal is less about box-score dominance and more about projection: if you want a tight end who can be developed into a dependable role player, he fits the mold. The key question is whether he can turn raw traits into consistent leverage, route reliability, and blocking value at a Power Five level.
