Scott Fernandez gives Colorado a reliable two-tight-end target with real receiving value
Fernandez is a useful Colorado tight end because he’s already proven he can contribute in a rotation-heavy offense, playing in all 12 games with seven starts and finishing with 9 catches for 97 yards and a touchdown in that season; ESPN also lists him at 10 receptions, 168 yards, and 2 scores overall, showing he can be more than just a blocking TE. His value is in versatility and steadiness rather than flash, which makes him a fit for teams that want a dependable, scheme-friendly tight end who can handle the dirty work and still threaten defenses in the passing game.[1][3]
