Josh Yost brings proven receiving production and toughness at tight end
Josh Yost’s best calling card is reliability: in the 2011 season at Davidson, he played in eight games, made five starts, and finished fourth on the team with 26 catches for 249 yards and a touchdown despite missing three games with injuries. That production suggests a tight end who can earn trust in the passing game and contribute even when not fully healthy. For a team looking for a steady, physical TE with real game experience and some slot-style receiving value, he looks like a sensible fit rather than a flashy one.
