It might now comprise the deepest pool of talent on the Bruins’ offense. Perhaps that’s why tight end won’t necessarily be a one-man operation on any given play under coach Chip Kelly.
Tight end Jordan Wilson said Thursday that the Bruins were using a lot of sets with two or even three tight ends. Some have featured the tight ends split out wide in addition to playing next to the offensive linemen, creating matchup difficulties for the defense.
“The more tight ends the better, if you ask me,” Wilson said with a laugh.