Peyton Strickland is a versatile, red-zone threat for New Hampshire
Strickland enters 2026 after a 2025 breakout that earned him First-Team All-CAA honors and All-New England recognition, with 25 catches for 242 yards and 4 touchdowns in 13 games. His biggest differentiator is versatility: he has lined up as a tight end, fullback/halfback, and even featured as a multi-sport, multi-position athlete in high school, which shows up in his run-after-catch and gadget value. At 6-3, 235, he looks like a strong fit for a staff that wants a physical, adaptable TE who can create matchup problems rather than just block in-line.
