Jason Pellerin brings rare QB-to-TE versatility to Ole Miss
Pellerin’s value is his adaptability: Ole Miss used him as a backup quarterback before moving him to tight end, and that background shows up in his mobility and situational utility rather than gaudy volume stats. In his Ole Miss career, he appeared in nine games, rushed for 90 yards and three touchdowns, and completed 11 of 22 passes for 104 yards, which underscores a player comfortable doing a little bit of everything.[1] At 6-4, 235, he offers size with athletic flexibility, making him a useful chess piece if you want a TE who can create matchup stress and handle unconventional packages.[1]
