Nebraska’s old-school tight end who can still move the chains
In the 2007 season, Sean Hill emerged from reserve duty to become one of Nebraska’s top receiving threats, finishing with 18 catches for 288 yards and 3 touchdowns, including a 129-yard breakout against Ball State. He stood out for his size, strength, and improved consistency, and Nebraska’s own notes described him as a tight end with the blocking power to be “imposing” while still giving the offense real receiving value. If you want a TE who can block first but also punish defenses down the seam, Hill fits the profile.
