Penn TE Dylan Seay: intriguing long-frame prospect with next-up upside
Dylan Seay enters the Penn mix as a long, athletic tight end prospect at 6-foot-5 and 220 pounds, and Penn listed him as a freshman in 2024 after he saw action in one game against Bucknell[5][7]. His recruiting profile and Penn bio point to a multi-sport background and a player who helped his high school team win sectional and division titles, which usually translates to competitive edge and coachability[12][13]. The big question is workload and production—he still looks more like a developmental fit than an immediate stat-sheet star, but the frame, versatility, and upside make him a smart add for a program that wants to grow its tight end room[5][12].
