Mark Baldwin offers old-school tight end reliability with proven production
Mark Baldwin’s only clearly identifiable Washington State tight end profile in the available data is from the 2000 season, when the senior TE posted 8 catches for 109 yards at 13.6 yards per catch—a small but useful snapshot of a pass-catcher who could create chunk plays. That kind of stat line suggests a dependable, assignment-aware tight end rather than a pure volume target, which can be valuable if a team wants a steady, physical middle-of-the-field option. More current verifiable performance and ranking data weren’t available here, so the biggest takeaway is his proven, efficient role fit.
