Dave Cody brings reliable hands and steady tight-end production for Ohio
Dave Cody has been a useful, low-drama target for Ohio, finishing with 26 catches for 242 yards and no touchdowns across two seasons, which points to dependable hands more than splashy production. In the 2005 season, he was trusted enough to lead or help anchor key receiving moments, and his value is in route reliability, toughness in traffic, and being the kind of TE a quarterback can lean on when the play breaks down. If a team wants a chain-mover with experience rather than a big-bodied highlight machine, Cody fits the bill.
