Wessel is receiving national buzz as a TE prospect and has emerged as a top name at the position in GA. Wessel is a massive player and just an impossible guard for his level of competition. He is a natural mismatch thanks to his size and athleticism, and he also can drag defenders after the catch. He checks the boxes, so we can expect his game to translate, even if it takes some seasoning with the jump in competition. Not much to overthink here. He is how they’re supposed to look.

A physically-gifted tight end from Southeast Georgia who will see a significant bump in the next Prep Redzone rankings, Wessel is a physical pass-catcher who is really tough to bring down after the catch. He may not have played against the best competition, but Wessel was consistently the best player on the field last season and has seen his recruitment really take off this winter. The big 6-foot-6 235-pounder uses his size and natural athleticism to make defenders look silly, catching 18 passes for 338 yards and three touchdowns while being dependable when blocking in the run.

A big jumbo-athlete with plenty of size at 6-foot-6 235-pounds, Wessel is a big target in the passing game as a sure-handed tight end with the ability to turn around and attack the quarterback on defense. The physically gifted sophomore stands at 6-foot-6 235-pounds and can overpower opponents with ease. On offense, Wessel hauled in 18 passes for 338 yards and three touchdowns. He showed he can make a tough catch in traffic and pick up big yards after the catch. Defensively, the St. Simons native shows active hands and enough strength to fight off blocks and tackle the ball-carrier. He earned a big offer this week from Texas A&M and should see more come his way soon.