Elija Lofton might solve Miami's Tight End Problem

Miami Hurricanes' tight end Elija Lofton, is a player bursting with potential and making significant strides as a true freshman. In this video, we provide a comprehensive breakdown of Miami's tight end utilization last season, highlighting the underuse of this critical position. Despite the Hurricanes targeting their tight ends only 30 times in total, Elija Lofton's remarkable skills shone through, particularly with a spectacular catch that turned heads.
We compare Lofton's playing style and physical attributes to former Miami star Brevin Jordan, noting their similar size and prowess on the field. Lofton's ability to transform into a powerback after the catch, coupled with his agility and skill set, reminds us of college legends Dominique Byrd and James Casey. As Miami's tight end room seeks to enhance its impact, Lofton's versatility and potential as a multi-positional talent make him a player to watch closely.
Join us as we explore Elija Lofton's early achievements, his unique skill set, and why he's not just playing tight end, but playing football with a capital F. Share your thoughts and comparisons in the comments below, and don't miss out on the chance to follow the journey of this rising star in college football.

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Great 👍 Job / Can you look see film of Melvin Bratton /Alonzo Highsmith /DJ Williams 2000 ( vs West Va & Florida) is the Closest comparison.
He is a Unique Throw back Player ( Kieth Byers)& Will be in our Backfield . Hesitant 😕 to Use “Generational Talent”But
* Wonder 🤔 💭 if he Revolutionizes & Revives The Full- back Position.

[@ArtMFootball]

Definitely will take a look. Thanks for the insight. DJ was one of my favorite Canes.

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Charles Clay who played for the Dolphins

[@ArtMFootball]

loved him at Tulsa in that offense with GJ Kinne

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If the TEs can put up 600 together it’s a good year

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And that ball was so horrible behind him and late