Nick Cleaver brought reliable volume and red-zone value for New Mexico State
Nick Cleaver’s best proven trait is dependable production at tight end: in the 2008 season, he finished fourth on the team with 50 catches for 684 yards and 4 touchdowns, showing he could be a featured part of the passing game rather than just a blocker.[1] That profile suggests a steady, assignment-sound TE who can move the chains and create matchup problems underneath. If you want a productive, plug-and-play receiving tight end with clear role value, Cleaver looks like a sensible fit.
