Nate Sullivan Jr. gives ULM a dependable, low-volume tight end with usable hands and steady red-zone utility
In the 2025 season, Nate Sullivan Jr. produced 6 catches for 48 yards for Louisiana-Monroe, with a season-high 14-yard grab and no touchdowns, indicating a complementary tight end role rather than a featured passing-game weapon[2][3]. His best differentiators are reliable hands and route efficiency for his role, backed by EA Sports’ high receiving grades, including 80 catching and 82 spectacular catch, while his 71 overall suggests a solid, not flashy, contributor[6]. At 6-foot-3 and about 235 pounds, he looks like a steady fit for a team that wants a functional TE who can hold his own, but not yet a clear difference-maker[3][6].
