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I really don't see us investing in more TE's. We already have too many and signed a FA. But Tucker Kraft out of South Dakota looks like an intriguing prospect. He had a down year because of a high ankle sprain. But looks promising.
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Also, to your point on the earlier post we definitely CBs since we only have 2 of them who aren't camp fodder on the roster. |
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I'm excited about Woods as a receiver and Commish is right that Granson is a scrappy blocker. But there are a few TE's in this class whose strength is blocking. Washington will likely be gone anyway, but he's a blocker with near-Woods size/athleticism. Then there's Luke Schoonmaker who reminds me of Doyle: really good blocker who wasn't super explosive catching the ball (though he had some good numbers at the combine), but one of those guys that found the weak spots in zones and was reliable. And because he wasn't as explosive as some of the other TE's, I've typically seen him projected around the 4th rd. I just don't think it would be overkill to add one of them if they were hypothetically available, especially because I could see MAC getting bumped from that room. I was happy to hear that Ballard acknowledged the strength of this TE class. Last edited by ChaosTheory; 04-25-2023 at 10:57 PM. |
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