Reliable EKU tight end with proven chain-moving chops
In the 2012 season, Nathan Watts gave Eastern Kentucky a dependable tight end target, catching 13 passes for 189 yards over 7 games and starting five times; the stat line is modest, but the context matters: he was used in a variety of alignments, showed steady growth as a receiver, and delivered key third-down and first-down catches before an injury ended his year early. He looks like a high-football-IQ, versatile TE who can help an offense stay on schedule, especially if a team values toughness and assignment soundness over splash plays.
