Oregon’s dependable, sure-handed tight end
In the 2011 season, David Paulson was a reliable Oregon Ducks tight end who finished third on the team with 30 catches for 428 yards and six touchdowns, showing strong hands, seam-finding instincts, and a knack for clutch first-down and red-zone plays. He was praised as a dependable safety valve and a sneaky-elusive receiver for his position, though his game was more about timing, toughness, and football IQ than flashy explosiveness. If you want a TE who can be trusted in key moments and fit a balanced passing attack, he’s a strong fit.
