FWIW - This new regime wasn't afraid to roll the dice on upside with the #1 overall pick, so I imagine picks 24, 56, and 88 will be no different if they see enough attractive upside.

Of the guys mentioned, I have a feeling Kancey's measurements at the combine will hurt his stock, but iit only takes one GM willing to pull the trigger.
Personally, I think his lack of arm length makes him better suited to a 4 man front in the 3T role than a 3-4 end. Will be interesting to see where he lands and how he turns out.

Every other prospect report on Breese just glow about his positive traits - while the others urge caution. Seems kind of polarizing to draftniks.
I haven't watched enough to have a take yet. One report I read made him sound perfect for our need of interior disruption.
It said something like "cuts through B gaps like a butter knife" or something silly like that.

Either way - both prospects fit the boom/bust billing here.

Speaking more abstractly - tight end prospects in general seem to have a pretty high bust potential. I can think of several that have been popular draft season topics here that never amounted to much.
I have too much work to get to today, but it would be interesting to sift through the past several years of drafts to see what happened to all the TEs taken in rounds one through four. I bet there are many highly touted prospects who didn't pan out. Perhaps a higher % than some other positions.

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