It was a few things. 1) Lack of Blocking shown in college (he was also the only offensive weapon on their team so you're not gonna block much if you're the only threat to catch the ball and produce on offense yk) 2) Smaller conference and San Jose State was 1-11 so a really bad team which causes you to get overlooked (like Ngakoue on a 2-10 Maryland team; albeit that's a bigger conference) 3) This was a DEEP Tight End draft, he'd likely have gone higher if the position was shallower.

Swaim is going to be the main "blocking" TE and will start most games and line up inline next to an OT. Oliver will be 2nd on the depth chart and the primary "move" tight end that will probably play quite a bit out of the slot split from the formation until he develops his blocking technique. The 3rd TE spot is up for grabs by all the camp bodies; ultimately I think James O'Shaughnessy gets that as he's fine at blocking and receiving even if he doesn't "wow" you, and he's an excellent ST's player. I'd be surprised if Koyack was kept at this point.

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