(03-05-2022, 12:26 PM)Upper Wrote: Subtract and inch and 15 lbs from that. He was a good blocker vs mountain west defenders...who knows how he'll fare vs NFL defenders. The list of successful TE as small as McBride is extremely short. Bet on outliers at your own risk.

He'll put 15 pounds on leading into the football season. A lot of guys fluctuate during the off season. It's not unusual. Especially for skill position players. He's 6'4 to 6'5 in cleats. LOL. He's also an all around athlete. Pretty good at basketball and baseball. Telling you. Go back and look at some of Heath Miller's college highlights and Steelers highlights. That's Trey McBride.

Kelce is 6'5. Kittle is 6'4. Henry is 6'5. Goedert is 6'5. 

I think you have to consider him with Arnold in Pederson's offense as a viable duo. I wouldn't be against them drafting Woods, Dulcich, Bellinger or Kollar as well. If Wydermyer has a good pro day and Woods and Dulcich leap frog McBride in the overall TE rankings? I would be thrilled to take him with pick 65. Wouldn't hesitate.

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