Niblack played on special teams for the Longhorns and was the third tight end behind Gunnar Helm and Juan Davis. He caught five passes for 33 yards in nine games.

After transferring from Alabama, Niblack joined Texas last offseason but saw limited action, finishing with just five catches for 33 yards. He was buried on the depth chart behind Gunnar Helm, a semifinalist for the Mackey Award, and Juan Davis.

Expected to provide an athletic option at the tight end position following the early entrance of Ja’Tavion Sanders into the 2024 NFL Draft, former Alabama Crimson Tide tight end Amari Niblack is expected to depart the Texas Longhorns program and enter the NCAA transfer portal after one disappointing season on the Forty Acres,

Texas Longhorns tight end Amari Niblack (8) runs with the ball, bracing for a tackle from Texas A&M Aggies defensive back Will Lee III (26) in the second quarter of the Lone Star