2025 Draft: TEs

[manxman2601]

Mason Taylor won't be there in the 3rd.

 

[manxman2601]

Mason Taylor won't be there in the 3rd.

Ok, never mind.

 

[manxman2601]

For those of you who were bothered about Tet McMillan not running his forty (until he did), are you as bothered about Tyler Warren not recording a forty time pre-combine because he didn't run one at his pro-day?

 

[bakes781]

For those of you who were bothered about Tet McMillan not running his forty (until he did), are you as bothered about Tyler Warren not recording a forty time pre-combine because he didn't run one at his pro-day?

Nope.

 

[manxman2601]

Will Parkinson on the Mike Giardi podcast said he had two people in the NFL tell him that Jackson Hawes is the best run blocker in the class. Not the TE class, the whole class - better than all offensive linemen. Bold claim, but it just goes to show how useful he would be as TE3.

 

[BaconGrundleCandy]

Mason Taylor won't be there in the 3rd.

Loveland, Warren and Taylor are all going top 30-40 imo. I think in that order as well.

 

[manxman2601]

Loveland, Warren and Taylor are all going top 30-40 imo. I think in that order as well.

I found Loveland and Warren difficult to order. Loveland is the better receiver but I eventually went with Warren's all-round game. I wouldn't object if Loveland went ahead of Warren.

 

[dliverey44]

CJ Dippre caught my eye at the combine. Mostly known for his blocking and yet he scored very well across the board.

I love this dude, good blocker iffy hands. Has pretty good speed, but raw route runner. The thing I love most is that he is a really good blocker. Not as good a blocker as Jackson Hawes, but Dippre did 32 reps on the bench so he is very strong and it shows on the field.

Side note my nephew will be playing at Oklahoma next year as a TE

 

[bakes781]

Late round gem

 

[bakes781]