David Sigler gives UAB a reliable, high-usage pass-catching tight end
In the current season, David Sigler has produced 17 receptions for 250 receiving yards and 1 touchdown, averaging 14.7 yards per catch, which points to a tight end who can stretch the field instead of just serving as a safety valve.[1] His main differentiator is playmaking efficiency: among FBS tight ends, his yardage and yards-per-catch numbers suggest he is a credible vertical threat and a useful fit for an offense that wants a TE who can create chunk plays.[1]
