Zack Wolfe brought veteran reliability to Butler’s tight end room
In the 2015 season, Zack Wolfe was a three-year starter for Butler and finished sixth on the team in both receptions and receiving yards, giving the Bulldogs a steady, trustworthy target at tight end. Butler’s preview credited him with 17 catches for 203 yards the year before and noted that he also helped create running lanes, which makes him more than a box-score guy. The takeaway: dependable hands, blocking value, and proven experience — exactly the sort of low-drama, high-utility TE coaches love.
