Oregon Makes the Cut for Nation's No. 1 Tight End
One of the most discussed positions in this cycle for Oregon has been tight end. And while Oregon has two committed currently, a third remains in play.
Raymore-Peculiar (Mo.) tight end Jaden Reddell is the No. 1 ranked tight end in the On3 rankings. He is the No. 2 tight end in the On3 Industry Rankings however.
On Wednesday he announced his top five schools with a somewhat surprising inclusion of Oregon. The other four are Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee and Notre Dame.
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“What made these five schools stand out are how they produce tight ends, how they use the tight ends in their offense, the relationships I have with the coaches and how they have consistently made me feel like a priority,” Reddell told On3. “I would say my visits to these schools were five of the best I have taken as well.”
The 6-foot-4, 230-pounder told On3’s Chad Simmons why the Ducks made the cut.
Oregon: “Oregon’s offense stands out. I like how they run it and how they utilize the tight ends in it. My relationship is strong with coach Drew Mehringer too. I am pretty close with him.”
