Tight End

[Wilson8]

If you look at the NFL draft of the TE position from the last 10 years, it is littered with failure.

What makes a player like Travis Kelce or George Kittle be so successful? They both had physical gifts that showed but Kittle's receiving stats weren't that good. He was known as a good blocker. Travis his Senior year was good with 45 catches, 722 yards, and 8 TDs. Not much before that.

40 times won't tell, although being a good athlete helps. Stats won't help. There were some pretty good college players that failed in the NFL.

[bigjosh]

Originally Posted by Wilson8

If you look at the NFL draft of the TE position from the last 10 years, it is littered with failure.

What makes a player like Travis Kelce or George Kittle be so successful? They both had physical gifts that showed but Kittle's receiving stats weren't that good. He was known as a good blocker. Travis his Senior year was good with 45 catches, 722 yards, and 8 TDs. Not much before that.

40 times won't tell, although being a good athlete helps. Stats won't help. There were some pretty good college players that failed in the NFL.

In any draft, Every single position on the field is littered with failures at the nfl level.

There are over 200 people drafted every year and a majority of them never see a second contract.


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