dependable Ohio State tight end with walk-on grit and team-first value
Rossi’s value is less about eye-popping volume and more about reliability, toughness, and versatility: Ohio State notes he spent six seasons in the program and earned a scholarship for his final two seasons after starting as a preferred walk-on, while ESPN lists a modest but efficient career line of 7 catches for 55 yards and 2 touchdowns.[2][3] He stands out as a culture fit and depth piece who brings experience, buy-in, and blue-collar consistency—useful traits for a roster that needs dependable, low-drama contributors as much as highlight-makers.[2][5]
