Josh Sapp, Kade Bush Emerging In Banged-Up WVU Tight End Room
MORGANTOWN — Rich Rodriguez’s usage of the tight end has changed over his 37 years of running the offense. Rodriguez went from 10 personnel to 20 personnel and didn’t use much of a tight end for the first 10 years of his offense, which included the early beginnings at West Virginia. The tight end has evolved into a three-down player. He can block and run a route as a mismatch on a safety or linebacker in the pass game. That’s what the tight end looks like in Rodriguez’s offense now. “It gives you a lot more variety offensively when you have a tight end that can do what we ...