Versatile Ohio RB/TE With Transfer Experience and Big-Play Background
Blankenship is a name to watch because he brings uncommon versatility, having been listed as both a running back and tight end in his college career, which can help an offense create matchup problems and add flexibility to the game plan.[2][5][7] Publicly available results show his Ohio profile notes he did not play in 2024 after transferring from Marshall, so the key question for 2026 is whether he can convert that pedigree into consistent on-field production at the FBS level.[7] He is worth caring about if your team values physicality, role flexibility, and a player whose best value may come in multiple packages rather than as a pure volume back.[2][7]
