
Jared Kistler brings size, versatility, and a receiver’s background to Indiana State’s tight end room
Kistler is a 6-foot-3, 245-pound junior who moved from wide receiver to tight end, giving Indiana State a pass-catching mover with a pretty interesting chess-piece profile rather than a classic in-line mauler. His high school production was legit—687 receiving yards and 10 touchdowns in his senior season—but public college stat pages show limited available game production so far, which suggests his value is more about development, alignment flexibility, and upside than proven box-score volume. If you want a TE who can grow into a matchup problem, he’s worth a look.





