Rising football star Jack Endries is ready to make his mark in the NFL after an impressive collegiate journey that saw him transform from a Cal Bears player to a key Texas Longhorns contributor.

The 6-foot-4, 236-pound tight end has officially declared for the 2026 NFL Draft, bringing with him a track record of consistent performance and remarkable reliability. Ranked third among tight end prospects by renowned draft expert Mel Kiper Jr., Endries has caught the attention of professional scouts with his exceptional skills.

Throughout his college career, Endries has been a model of consistency, starting all 39 games over three seasons and accumulating an impressive 124 catches for 1,377 yards and seven touchdowns. His most recent season at Texas showcased his continued growth, with 33 passes for 346 yards and three touchdowns, highlighting his potential as an NFL-ready player.

In an exclusive interview with ESPN, Endries shared his excitement about the next chapter of his football journey. 'I think I'm ready to take the next step,' he said. 'I've really enjoyed my four years in college, but I feel it's time to move on and chase my dream of playing in the NFL.'

His standout performances include a memorable four-catch game against Ohio State, two touchdowns against San Jose, and a remarkable 93-yard performance against Texas A&M. In the Citrus Bowl, he further demonstrated his capabilities by scoring a touchdown and gaining 35 yards against Michigan.

Endries credits his development to the exceptional coaching at Texas, noting, 'The coaching here is top-notch. We have a tough, hardworking team. The training and coaching really helped me get better. I improved a lot in blocking and became a much better receiver.'

With his combination of reliability, competitive spirit, and proven performance, Jack Endries represents an exciting prospect for NFL teams looking for a dependable tight end who can make crucial plays when it matters most.