Film Room Analysis: Offer now tight ends from around the state

Healy is a very intriguing prospect that has tons of upside and untapped potential. He has a massive frame, huge catch radius and consistent hands downfield while able to stretch the field vertically and chunk yards with long strides and get over the top of safeties. Healy is a physical runner that ca run through open field tacklers and has some wiggle with the ball in his hands with contact balance and a third level gear. Although still needing to pack on weight to his massive frame, as he fills out and develops he should turn into a very nice steal at the next level and is one of the top returning players across the North Bay heading into 2026.     Davis is a big and physical tight end that excels at blocking in the run game and has a huge catch radius downfield and is a no-brainer FBS level talent with some good upside and untapped potential. He runs his feet through his blocks, has a heavy punch and shows he can lineup in the backfield or attached on the line while showing finish abilities as well. Downfield, he can box out defenders before knifing upfield and is tough to take down in the open field with contact balance and looks for contact at the POA. He is a very smooth athlete for his size with plus hands and route running abilities and should continue to add to his toolbox. Davis has recently picked up a offer from Oregon State and other Mountain West/Big Sky schools should come in later this spring.     Smalls is another premier blocking tight end target that can play physical in the box or stretch the field and make plays downfield. Smalls is very athletic for his size with the ideal frame to continue packing on weight as he is only heading into his Junior season and still have two years left in his prep career. On tape, he shows he is a smart route runner, settles in zone coverage and has soft hands that can track over the top and go up and win on 50/50 balls in traffic. Also a very willing blocker, he has a strong punch and solid base through out his progression and can wham across the line, scrape to the second level and displace defensive lineman with ease. He has picked up offers from Arizona, New Mexico and Oregon State so far this winter and should be one of the premier tight ends in the 2028 class moving forward.     Slone is primarily a blocking tight end on offense but is one of the better two-way guys across the San Diego region heading into the 2026 season. He snaps out of his stance and gets immediate vertical push at the first two levels and shows leg drive through his block progressions and finish abilities downfield with nasty intentions. He plays with heavy hands and is a very high IQ blocker that can kick out and cutoff second level defenders and also flashes sure hands in traffic while able to settle in zone coverage and play physical against man, using his big frame and catch radius to his advantage.