One of the first things you notice when looking up college stats for USC’s Rhett Ellison is that he’s listed under two different positions. That’s because after three years of playing tight end, Ellison was asked by USC head coach Lane Kiffin to read up and become the team's starting fullback. With football in the 2011 co-captain’s blood—his father, Riki, played linebacker at USC before playing professionally for the San Francisco 49ers and Los Angeles Raiders—Ellison is not only solid and reliable at any position he plays, but has a great work ethic and passion for the game.
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Rhett Ellison is a big, versatile tight end from the University of Southern California. He went to the combine in February as a fullback and measured in at 6,4.5'' and 251 pounds. Ellison is a movement tight end and played a very ve... Read Post