No mention of Adam Trautman. I keep seeing his name in almost every Senior Bowl review. TE from Dayton.

Trautman has NFL size -- he's 6-foot-5, 251 pounds -- and he was at no point overwhelmed by better competition in Mobile. Trautman played at Datyon, an FCS program, but he was dominant throughout the week, both as a receiver and a blocker.
This is going to sound very hot take-ish, but Trautman has a legitimate case to be the first tight end drafted in April. Entering Senior Bowl week, he was TE2 (behind only Notre Dame’s Cole Kmet), and after seeing him live, his on-field athleticism is a really impressive part of his game that rivals Kmet’s in a lot of ways. Trautman has been on the NFL radar for over a year (here is my profile on him from September), and he was considered a top-75 pick entering this week. However, he has put himself in the top-50 conversation with his Senior Bowl week. Trautman showed he wasn’t just a small-school standout who beat up on lower competition; he has legitimate NFL starting traits as a wide receiver and blocker.

During team drills, Trautman, who is lined up on the far hash, does an excellent job against safety Jeremy Chinn, immediately gaining leverage and straightening the route before breaking off toward the right sideline. The athleticism and details of the perfectly executed route gave Shea Patterson a wide-open window for 6.

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