Big-bodied UCLA tight end with proven seam-stretching upside
Asiasi’s calling card at UCLA was a true mismatch TE profile: in the 2019 season, he led the Bruins with 44 catches for 641 yards and 4 touchdowns, including a 141-yard breakout at USC, showing reliable hands and real downfield juice for the position.[14][13] Scouts also liked his natural receiving feel and ball security, noting just 1 drop on 70 targets in 2019, but his NFL career has been quieter overall, with limited production and last regular-season action coming in 2022.[17][2] He fits best for teams wanting a strong, athletic tight end who can threaten seams and create after the catch, rather than a pure in-line hammer.[11][17]
