Michael Butler brings Fresno State a developmental tight end with local roots and a proven high-efficiency pass-catching profile
Butler is a Fresno-born, Fresno State tight end whose value starts with feel and production potential rather than flash: ESPN lists him as a Bulldogs TE, and his high school résumé included 21 catches for 358 yards, a strong yards-per-catch profile, and two touchdowns in his senior season. [2][4] He looks like a fit for a team that wants a local, system-oriented tight end who can develop into a reliable seam and possession option, though the available public data is limited and does not show major college receiving volume yet. [2][4]
