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It's actually talked about quite a bit by film guys and podcasts that hes not as good of a between the tackle guy as Swift or Dobbins. IMO Taylor goes after both of them in the NFL draft. Leaving fantasy owners scratching their heads. Rookie drafts will be interesting
I think it’s hard to really put yourself out there on any te class, especially pre draft. I think there are a few te that could turn into good ffl te, but it really depends on where they go, and it may take some time to develop or supplant a starter. People that used an early 2nd on goedert are still waiting/hoping for a breakout. People who drafted Howard/njoku are hoping something happens. Hunter Henry owners can’t be pleased with the investment other than he keeps looking the part before he leaves the field. People that drafted hooper or kittle, or sat on Ian thomas, have been rewarded. Sure, that’s cherry picking a bit, I’ll admit. Using late picks is probably the way to go though. I think kmet, trautman, Okwuegbunam, and Harrison Bryant all look the part if they get the right spot. So who needs te or has an old/weak te1? A few teams also have backup spots with young starter like Ten/car...
Poorly written article IMO. "Early declares" is too ambiguous. The context is clearly to categorize players going as soon as eligible from those not. There's no difference between a guy that actually played 4 years from a guy that played one year and red-shirted a 4th. They are the same age and neither declared as soon as they could. And if they actually measured them along these lines it's an even less valuable article because it's a worthless differentiation.
