Ted Bolser was Indiana’s mismatch-machine at tight end
In his Indiana career, Ted Bolser became the Hoosiers’ all-time tight ends leader with 117 catches, 1,337 yards, and 15 touchdowns, and he earned John Mackey Award watch-list attention for production that made defenses account for him in the red zone[1][7]. At 6-foot-6, he brought a big catch radius and reliable hands, plus enough receiving volume to function like a receiver in a tight end body[1][4]. The fit? A polished, productive pass-catching TE with proven Big Ten résumé—though his value is tied more to route-running and finishing than pure in-line mauling[1][11].
