Depth tight end who contributed on special teams for Nevada
Zach Brickell’s value at Nevada was more about reliability and role acceptance than flashy box-score production: in 2014, he appeared in seven games and worked on special teams, and the program noted he was set to graduate after the season, which suggests a mature, team-first contributor rather than a developmental upside swing. That makes him a fit for a staff that values dependable practice habits, positional flexibility, and someone who can help stabilize the bottom of the roster. The public record here is thin, so there isn’t enough evidence to label him a rankings riser or major statistical impact player.
