veteran Marist tight end with proven red-zone value
In the 2011 season, Anthony Calcagni was a featured Marist target: he tied for the team lead with five touchdowns and finished second on the Red Foxes with 40 catches for 494 yards, which earned him preseason All-American and All-PFL recognition entering 2012[2][3][4]. At 6-foot-5, he brought classic mismatch juice as a big-bodied tight end who could win in the middle of the field and finish drives, and opposing defenses clearly treated him like a problem, not a checkdown[2][6].
