Dak Prescott spotted at George Kittle and Travis Kelce's Tight End University
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has touched down in Nashville, Tennessee for the annual Tight End University clinic run by George Kittle, Travis Kelce, and Greg Olsen. Prescott was spotted repping a New York Yankees jersey while checking into the camp on Monday, via TEU's official Instagram account. Prescott Getting Reps in With Some of […]
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has touched down in Nashville, Tennessee for the annual Tight End University clinic run by George Kittle, Travis Kelce, and Greg Olsen.
Prescott was spotted repping a New York Yankees jersey while checking into the camp on Monday, via TEU's official Instagram account.
Prescott Getting Reps in With Some of the Best NFL Tight Ends
The trio of NFL tight ends, Kittle, Kelce, and Olsen, originally founded Tight End University together four years ago.
The invite-only camp is not all about football, but more about bonding with some of the best of the best tight ends and quarterbacks across the league.
Kelce once referred to it as a tight end's personal Pro Bowl experience.
"It’s such a cool opportunity and a unique opportunity because it feels like you’re at an all-star game, it feels like you’re at a Pro Bowl, because it’s very seldom you get to get this many guys in your profession in one room from different teams,” Kelce said on his New Heights podcast in 2023. “And it’s just so cool to hear everybody’s stories about what they’ve been through kind of how their coaches teach them certain routes or certain blocking schemes. You get to just bounce ideas off of each other, and I think it’s helped my game out a lot just hearing from guys.”
Aside from perfecting their technique on the practice field, the tight ends will also attend a Jon Pardi concert together.
Among the tight ends invited to this year's camp that Prescott will there to include, Bills' Tre' McKitty, Vikings' Shaun Beyer, Robert Tonyan and Josh Oliver, Lions' Sam LaPorta, Saints' Foster Moreau and Juwan Johnson, Giants' Daniel Bellinger and Jack Stoll, Rams' Colby Parkinson, 49ers' Eric Saubert, Patriots' Austin Hopper, Eagles' Dallas Goedert, Albert Okwuegbunam and C.J. Uzomah, Jaguars' Evan Engram, Bears' Cole Kmet, Bengals' Drew Sample, and Ravens' Isaiah Likely.
