Gerald Everett

TE, WR/H-BACK · South Alabama
As a high school recruit, Everett received attention from several SEC programs, but he didn't have the test scores to qualify so the offers never arrived. He enrolled at Hutchinson Community College where he spent two seasons, boosting his grades and transferring to UAB. Everett posted 17 catches for 292 yards and one touchdown in 2014, but was only with the Blazers for four months before the program decided to disband football. He decided to transfer to South Alabama (over Western Kentucky) and was eligible immediately in 2015 (11 starts), finishing with 42 receptions for 575 yards and eight touchdowns. Everett returned for his senior season and tied for the team lead with 49 catches for 717 yards and four scores, earning First Team All-Sun Belt honors. A two-year starter at South Alabama, Everett is a well-traveled prospect, but he found a home in Mobile and led the Jaguars in receptions the past two seasons, lining up inline, wing and in the slot. A strong, fluid athlete, Everett doesn't have ideal size measurements for the position and is built more like an oversized wide receiver, but Everett can me a mismatch nightmare with his route speed and quickness out of his breaks. Although he will never be an overpowering blocker who will make his living inline, Everett has the versatility to line up across the formation and be productive as a joker receiving tight end.