Flex tight end from a program that mass-produces the position, back for a senior year with something to prove. Luckie's 2024 was the real breakout — 24 catches for 348 yards and 3 scores at 14.5 per grab, genuine seam production in an SEC offense — and Georgia kept feeding him in the red zone in 2025, where 4 of his 15 catches went for touchdowns. At 6-4, 240 with four years in Kirby Smart's program, the pro-readiness argument writes itself. However, the receiving arrow pointed the wrong way last fall: 158 yards on 15 catches was a real regression, and a scary late-season head injury clouded the finish. The 2026 season needs to look like 2024 with more volume, not 2025 with red-zone efficiency papering over the dip. Day 3 in the 2027 class — tight end positional math plus the Georgia pipeline effect, with the 2024 tape as the proof of concept.