Longhorns TE Jack Endries in the running for Biletnikoff Award


Over the last few months, the Texas Longhorns roster has undergone significant changes. They have been busy in the transfer portal, adding some of the best talent in the nation, including Jack Endries. On Wednesday, the Longhorns’ new tight end made national headlines. He was named to the preseason watch list for the Biletnikoff Award, which is given annually to the best receiver in college football regardless of position.

The Monte Vista High School product is coming off a very productive 2024 campaign. Last year, with Cal, he led the Bears in receiving yards with 623 and receptions with 56. He was one of the best at his position in the ACC, finishing third among all tight ends in receiving yards. 

As Endries proved to be a reliable option in the passing game, he had a few unforgettable performances. That included a pair of 100-yard receiving games, with one coming against Pitt and the other against NC State. He was also a human highlight reel in the Art of LA Bowl against UNLV, hauling in seven receptions for 61 yards. 

Although the last few months have been full of change for Endries, he is joining a program that specializes in developing tight ends. Gunnar Helm was the latest success story and was drafted by the Tennessee Titans just a few months ago. Endries will be looking to follow in his footsteps while catching passes from Arch Manning. 

In two seasons at Cal, Endries showed just how good he can be. He finished his Bears career with 91 receptions for 1,030 receiving yards and four touchdowns. The Longhorns’ newest weapon was also a nominee for the Burlsworth Trophy in 2023. That is an award that his new teammate, Michael Taaffe, is familiar with. 

While Endries ‘ focus will be on making a good first impression, he will also be watching how voting for the Biletnikoff Award plays out. The semifinalists will be revealed on Nov. 25. A few weeks later, on Dec. 11, the winner will be announced as part of the Home Depot College Football Awards on ESPN. Endries, like many in Austin, hopes he will hear his name called. 





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