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Junior Day Visit: What Coaches Look for as TE Prospects

๐Ÿ“ Liberty PatriotsยทSaturday, July 11, 2026ยทFridayNightPulse Insider

As a top tight end prospect at a 5A program like Liberty Patriots, you're likely to receive invitations to junior day visits at top college programs. These visits are crucial in showcasing your skills and building relationships with coaches. Here's what to expect and how to make a lasting impression. Coaches will evaluate your blocking technique, footwork, and hands. They'll also assess your route-running ability and ability to create separation. One key metric to focus on is your 3-cone drill time. A time under 7.5 seconds is considered elite for a tight end. To prepare, work on your agility drills and focus on quick, explosive movements. During the visit, be prepared to discuss your film, ask informed questions, and demonstrate your knowledge of the game. By doing so, you'll show coaches that you're a dedicated, hardworking prospect who's ready to take the next step.

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