Kansas State Football: A look into the 2018 Offense
By Chris Taylor
The fullback and tight end spots are big question marks for K-State
The fullback position might not even exist this season. The tight ends may not catch a pass this season. One thing is guaranteed, they will all block.
If the fullback position is still around, these will be the guys.
Adam Harter
Surprisingly, the fullback spot got a lot of action during the spring game. Harter finished the game with 97 yards of total offense and a touchdown reception.
Luke Sowa
Sowa will be fighting for playing time, but if the spring game was any indication, he can make some plays.
Tight ends
If you are a fan of blocking tight ends, this group is for you. This is one position that at least appears to lack much talent.
Blaise Gammon
Blaise is the son of former Chiefs long snapper Kendall Gammon, so he has the right blood in his veins. He is an above average blocking tight end that needs to work on his receiving skills.
Nick Lenners
Lenners gives the offensive line a chance to expand the width of the field. Nick is another great blocker.