Big-bodied Pitt TE with red-zone chops and reliable hands
In the 2015 season, J.P. Holtz finished as a productive, dependable tight end for Pitt, starting the final 12 games, catching 24 passes for 350 yards and 4 touchdowns, and serving as a team captain[1][15]. What stands out is his size-speed combo for the position, plus the kind of physical, assignment-stable play that shows up in trusted red-zone usage; his college resume also hints at toughness, because he played through an ankle issue late that year[1]. If you want a TE who can be a steady target and a locker-room tone-setter, he fits the bill[1][13].
