Boise State’s versatile tight end with red-zone value
Jake Roh has been a productive, physical target for Boise State, with multiple seasons of 30-plus catches and a career-best 39 receptions for 410 yards and nine touchdowns in the 2017 season, showing real red-zone utility and reliable hands. He also brings uncommon versatility, highlighted by a game in which he scored three touchdowns against New Mexico, including a direct-snap rushing score. For a team, he profiles as a high-effort, matchup-dependent TE who can create scoring value, especially in tight windows and goal-line packages, though the available reporting is from his Boise State college career rather than current 2026 production.[3][5][1]
