Summer scouting season is officially here, and we're diving into another prospect who could make waves in the 2027 NFL Draft. This time, we're taking a closer look at Temple's Peter Clarke—a tight end with a unique story and serious upside.

While we usually spotlight quarterbacks, offensive tackles, and edge rushers, every position matters when it comes to building a championship roster. Whether a player ends up in Tampa Bay, Chicago, or Pittsburgh, understanding the talent pool now gives Bucs fans a head start on fall football. So grab your notepad, and let's break down Clarke's game.

Peter Clarke didn't take the traditional path to college football. He didn't play in high school—instead, he came through the NFL Academy in London, England. That journey alone makes him a fascinating prospect, but his tape does the talking once you press play.

At 6-foot-5 and 250 pounds, Clarke has the frame that NFL teams covet. He's a fundamentally sound blocker who uses his size to overwhelm defenders at the point of attack. His hands are strong, reliable, and he shows a natural ability to secure catches in traffic. While his pass-catching production at Temple hasn't fully exploded yet, the potential is clearly there waiting to be unlocked.

Playing at Temple isn't always easy, but Clarke held his own and flashed enough to be the Owls' top tight end prospect in years. If he builds on his 2024 performance, he could be the biggest riser among tight ends this summer. Keep an eye on this name as the draft picture starts to take shape.