Are there any good blocking TE in the draft?

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Anybody got a line on one? My pet theory is that Graham will be signed to massive contract by Paul Allen's Seahawks. The Seahawks wanted him draft day, but BB traded up and "stole" him. The Seahawks took the next TE, Jeremy Stevens, who was a bust and an idiot if you ever watched SB 40. He's always been an idiot, and he always will be an idiot. Stevens is in FA, and will probably not be re-signed. TE is important to Holmgren's West Coast offense, and with no first round pick, their off-season target is Graham. It will be easier for them to try to sign him with his buddies Branch and Tom Ashworth already in Seattle.

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TE Anthony Pudewell (Nevada) - "Anthony Pudewell is an underrated receiver who many scouts feel is one of the premier blockers in the country at his position." If necessary, he will make a good third string blocking TE.

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Originally Posted by Box_O_Rocks

TE Anthony Pudewell (Nevada) - "Anthony Pudewell is an underrated receiver who many scouts feel is one of the premier blockers in the country at his position." If necessary, he will make a good third string blocking TE.

he looks like a good 2nd day prospect ... ranked 12th according to NFL Draft Countdown and 14th according to Great Blue North. Thanks BOR.

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Matt Spaeh from Minnesota i hear is a very good blocker..or was that the guy from Rutgers Harris?

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Wes Murphy Arkansas 6-3 265 -- strictly a blocker...maybe the best in the SEC.