Tight end measurements from the 2026 NFL combine

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The tight ends officially checked in at the 2026 NFL Combine in Indianapolis, giving evaluators verified size profiles before on-field testing begins. For the position, length, and mass matter. Arm length affects catch radius and blocking surface area, while overall frame often determines whether a prospect projects as an in-line Y, move tight end, or flex option.

Below are the official measurements for the tight ends who weighed in.

Player	School	Height	Weight	Arm Length	Hand Size
Lake McRee	USC	6'4"	243	31 1/2"	9 1/4"
Riley Nowakowski	Indiana	6'2"	250	31 1/2"	8 3/4"
Eli Raridon	Notre Dame	6'6"	245	32 3/4"	10 3/4"
DJ Rogers	TCU	6'4"	258	33 5/8"	9 1/2"
Sam Roush	Stanford	6'6"	267	30 5/8"	10"
Joe Royer	Cincinnati	6'5"	247	31 1/2"	10 3/4"
Bauer Sharp	LSU	6'5"	249	31 3/4"	9 3/4"
Eli Stowers	Vanderbilt	6'4"	239	32 5/8"	9 3/4"
Michael Trigg	Baylor	6'4"	240	34 1/4"	10 1/2"
Dae'Quan Wright	Ole Miss	6'4"	246	32 1/4"	9 1/4"

Tight End Size Notes​

Tallest Tight Ends​

Eli Raridon and Sam Roush both measured 6'6"

Heaviest Tight End​

Sam Roush at 267 pounds

Longest Arms​

Michael Trigg at 34 1/4"Elite length for the position.

Largest Hands​

Eli Raridon and Joe Royer at 10 3/4"

Shortest Tight End​

Riley Nowakowski at 6'2"

Average Tight End In This Group​

• Height around 6'4" to 6'5"
• Weight around 245 to 250 pounds
• Arm length around 32 inches

Prospects clearing 33-inch arms typically project well as in-line options, while lighter 240-pound range players often profile as move-tight ends.

This article originally appeared on Bucs Wire: 2026 NFL combine: Tight end measurements

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