Nate Levicki gives Western Michigan a reliable, versatile tight end with a proven 2025 production spike
In the 2025 season at Presbyterian, Nate Levicki posted 33 catches for 478 yards and 6 receiving touchdowns, then transferred to Western Michigan in 2026 and has opened the year with 3 receptions for 32 yards through two games.[2][3][6][14] At 6-foot-2, 245 pounds, he looks like a compact, physical TE who can move the chains, work in the red zone, and bring veteran experience after being a 2025 All-PFL First Team and FCS All-America selection.[2][5][13] The catch: he appears to be behind Adam Parks on Western Michigan’s depth chart, so the fit is strong if a team wants a dependable, high-IQ pass-catching tight end rather than a pure mismatch freak.[11]
