Wyatt, a tight end committed to Pittsburgh, is a versatile and athletic player who makes an impact in every facet of the game. In the passing game, he uses his size, strong hands, and body control to make contested catches look routine, even in tight coverage. Wyatt runs precise routes, finds soft spots in zone coverage, and has the vision and balance to turn short gains into big plays after the catch.

As a blocker, he’s physical and disciplined, using proper technique to seal edges and create running lanes for his backs. His effort and competitiveness show on every snap, making him a reliable weapon for his offense. Wyatt’s combination of athleticism, toughness, and football intelligence gives him the tools to contribute immediately at Pittsburgh and continue developing into a top-level tight end.

Bentley’s favorite red-zone target is a hybrid and physical pass catcher in Villarreal. Wyatt possesses the ideal frame of a tight end at the next level, but flashes production as a wideout as well. He displays a great release and solid route tree for a big man, showcasing the ability to take the top off the secondary or find a crease for the first down. Villareal’s hands prove to be both soft as a receiver and powerful in run blocking. Wyatt loves to block for his QB as well, constantly demonstrating his high motor by finishing plays downfield. After nearly 500 yards and 10 touchdowns as a junior, the versatile TE should be in store for many more trips to the endzone this season as he prepares to take his talents to the Pittsburgh Panthers.

Villarreal is another long tight end who has already established himself as a player who has Power 4 potential. Wyatt is an elite threat in the passing game, with massive hands and great contested catch ability. He was able to account for nearly 500 yards and 10 touchdowns during his junior season, providing a major weapon for the Bobcat offense. Villarreal will look to improve his already solid blocking abilities and help lead his team to another state title. He currently holds offers from 20+ schools, including Pitt, Arizona, and Cal-Berkeley.