Baylor TE with a roster footprint, not yet a stats-driven profile
Rhett Butler is a Baylor tight end whose available football record shows limited offensive production, with his documented 2013 season featuring special-teams usage, only two snaps from scrimmage in 11 games, and no receptions. That makes him more of a role/effort evaluation than a box-score target: the appeal is positional versatility and willingness to contribute wherever needed, but there is not enough recent public data to credibly project current impact, rankings, or standout receiving traits. If you need a proven pass-catching TE, the evidence is thin; if you value depth and team-first utility, he fits that profile.
