This is Ohio State tied in Max Claire.

And the key part is to go back to the Purdue tape where you actually put up much better numbers, hard to compete with Jeremiah Smith and Carnel tape.

But Max Claire could really move.

Even on Ohio State, the yards after the catch potential was there.

He's got good size 64246.

And I think that he has a chance to be a real receiving tight end at the next level.

There's a ton to hit on here.

As you said, three seasons at Purdue then finished up at Ohio State.

His best

statistical season was 2024. That was 51 catches, 685 yards, then four scores. And then he

kind of went into like a three headed tight in room here with Ohio State. We'll dive into that

a little bit more. Always these tight inin conversations are, can he play in line,

can he stick on the field at all time? So that is the question I'm going to line up with you right now.

Where do you see Matt Claire fitting on a starting 11 on the field? I think he can play the why.

I think it's important to go back to the Purdue side of that because he was in the traditional

Y tight end role at Purdue. Then he becomes the movement F tight end at Ohio State because they have

another prospect who's just a bigger inline type of guy. But Max Claire, I think in 11 personnel can be the

titan that stays on the football field. And then when they go to 12 personnel, he might be more of the movement piece. But that's just because he's such a good receiver. So like long story short, 246 pounds. I thought there's enough there to say that he can stay on the field if he's as good as I think he is. Just to dive into those snaps, this past season did play in all 14 games he was a tied in two in snaps i think

they have like a fifth or six year guy that was there he's a monster he's a monster he's a monster

draft him and and even on rundowns i actually looked this up hayden tell me if you got different notes

in this i think he was a titan three on those he played uh 151 of the 398 rundown snaps that they had this year.

Compared to passing place, 337 of 442, which was the most at Ohio State. And just overall,

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