athletic mismatch TE with NFL traits and a late-blooming backstory
In the 2025 season, Wyoming’s John Michael Gyllenborg flashed as a matchup tight end, finishing with 24 catches for 211 yards and a touchdown while adding 118 yards after the catch; evaluators consistently praised his size, burst, seam-stretching ability, and versatility as an in-line, slot, and H-back target. The wrinkle: he’s not a polished volume producer yet, and his college path included multiple lower-body injuries and a broken collarbone, so his appeal is about upside, toughness, and special-teams utility as much as raw stats.
