Caleb Phillips brought real mismatch juice to Hawai‘i’s tight end room
Phillips has already shown he can be more than a checkdown safety valve: in the 2022 season, he ranked second on Hawai‘i with 31 catches, led Mountain West tight ends with 317 receiving yards, and scored three touchdowns, earning First-Team All-Mountain West honors[4]. At 6-foot-5 with proven red-zone value and run-game usefulness, he profiles as a reliable, physical tight end who can stress defenses vertically and still do the dirty work. For a team needing a savvy, versatile TE with proven production and a competitive edge, he’s a very intriguing fit[3][4].
