Maine’s steady, multi-role tight end with proven game experience
Rymer is a useful, low-drama fit for a roster that values versatility: at Maine, he has logged snaps in multiple seasons, contributed as a receiver, and even impacted special teams with a blocked kick and punt return early in his career. His value is less about gaudy volume and more about being dependable, assignment-sound, and willing to do the dirty work that coaches trust. In 2021, he flashed red-zone upside with a 28-yard touchdown at Rhode Island, suggesting he can still be a situational threat when used creatively.[1]
