How UNC tight end Garrett Walston hopes to expand his role in passing game

Posted Aug 8, 2021
UNC tight end Garrett Walston wanted to become a better blocker and route runner, and to do that he needed to increase his flexibility and agility. He took a very specific request to strength and conditioning coach Brian Hess to ask for a plan. Not just any plan, mind you. He wanted something that would incorporate elements to make him a complete player. (MSN.com)

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