Jermaine capitalized on his day in front of several college coaching staffs. I have long been a fan of how tough and physical the ’26 TE is on tape. Whether it be as a blocker or running after the catch. What was great to see in person was his athleticism, and how he went about winning reps vs coverage. Those 1v1 reps were impressive. Jermaine used his strength to quickly power through any sort of tight coverage at the line, and did really well using well timed, quick use of his hands to get separation from LBs in coverage when he was coming out of his breaks. Cark also impressed with his hands, making some tough concentration catches in traffic. On top of the impressive live reps, Cark also did really well testing during the combine. He ran a 4.85 40, 7.25 L-Drill, 4.56 shuttle, and broad jumped 9’2″ all at 5’11” 202 lbs. Jermaine would fit really well as an H-Back/Fullback type of athlete that you can line up all over the formation.

I’m a big fan of Jermaine Cark Jermaine Cark 6'1" | 200 lbs | TE/DL Racine Horlick | 2026 State WI . He may be undersized for the TE and DL positions, but the kid is a dog. He is aggressive, brings the physicality, and has the power to impact plays without the ball. Jermaine is an effective blocker at TE. He is able to wash DL down the line away from the designed gap. He can pull across the formation and kick out defenders. At just 200 lbs Jermaine creates just as much flow in the trenches as a lot of OL do. The cherry on top is that he is also a receiving threat who runs tough after the catch. Cark performs the same way on the DL. Jermaine is surprisingly strong as he bull rushes DL into the backfield. He has strong hands that help him shed blocks quickly. This kid isn’t afraid to handle the dirty work in the trenches. Give him a look.