Alabama football’s tight end draft prospect, CJ Dippre, aims to demonstrate that there is additional depth to his skills at the next stage.
Dippre played for two seasons with the Crimson Tide after moving from Maryland. He recorded 32 catches for 443 yards while playing with the Tide. He has announced his intention to enter the 2025 NFL Draft and will compete in the Senior Bowl in February.
The Pennsylvania native conducted an interview with the Draft Network prior to the Senior Bowl and expressed his eagerness to showcase more of his skills at the tight-end position.
“I aim to demonstrate that my skill set has not been fully displayed to its potential,” Dippre stated during the interview.
Dippre proceeded to express that he believes there is unexploited potential in his gameplay.
“I’m clearly excited to demonstrate my abilities more than I have during my two seasons at Alabama,” Dippre expressed to the Draft Network. “I believe there is unexplored potential in my game.” I am eagerly anticipating the opportunity to compete against some of the best seniors in the nation.”
The Maryland transfer is set to take part in the Senior Bowl in February.
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