Rutgers football joins multiple Power Five schools in offering Harvard’s Tyler Neville

Tyler Neville picked up a Rutgers football offer since entering the transfer portal.

Tyler Neville has been offered by Rutgers football, the Harvard tight end having several notable Power Five offers since entering the transfer portal a week ago.

Rutgers joins programs such as Boston College, Houston, UMass, Old Dominion, South Carolina, TCU, and Virginia among others.

Tight end is a position where Rutgers is projected to be very active in the transfer portal given that there is a need to add an experienced athlete or two at the position.

Neville, a multi-year starter at Harvard as well as being an All-Ivy League selection, would certainly be a fit. Last season, he had 24 catches for 283 yards with four touchdowns.

 

On their current roster, Rutgers has a tight end in Johnny Langan who transitioned from being a quarterback to a utility player, settling in as a tight end over the last few seasons.

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Langan was named All-Big Ten (honorable mention) by the media this week.He battled injuries this season and finished with 14 catches for 121 yards. Last season he had 31 catches for 296 receiving yards with a touchdown.

Also on the roster and with no more eligibility is Shawn Bowman, a physical presence at tight end who joined Rutgers in the transfer portal this summer from FCS program Maine.

Rutgers took a significant step forward in its rebuild this season, finishing the regular season 6-6 (3-5 Big Ten) and bowl-eligible by mid-October.