Summer scouting season is officially here, and we're diving into another promising prospect for the 2027 NFL Draft. This time, we're taking a closer look at Duke tight end Jeremiah Hasley—a player who's already turning heads with his relentless effort and growing potential.

Every year, we use these summer months to preview college football's rising stars, giving Bucs fans a head start on names to watch this fall. Whether it's quarterbacks, offensive tackles, or edge rushers, we cover every position because every player matters—whether they end up in Tampa Bay, Chicago, or Pittsburgh. Our goal is simple: keep you, the fan, as informed as possible.

Now, let's get into what makes Jeremiah Hasley a tight end to track.

Hasley is a high-effort player who doesn't let any gaps in his game go unnoticed. He compensates for any deficiencies with pure hustle and a motor that doesn't quit. What's especially encouraging is his upward trajectory—he's showing clear signs of development and growth as he prepares for a bigger role.

As a receiving option, Hasley is a quarterback's best friend. He has reliable hands, runs crisp routes, and can handle a heavy workload in the passing game. Once the ball's in his hands, he's a joy to watch—breaking arm tackles and turning short gains into big plays. He's proven he can be a top target for his signal-caller.

The big question heading into 2026 is how he'll perform without quarterback Darian Mensah, but Hasley already possesses the tools to be one of the top tight end prospects in the 2027 class. Keep an eye on this Duke standout as he continues to develop into a potential NFL weapon.