re: Tight Ends available

In the 7th round
Michael Williams, TE Alabama


Large frame that he uses as both a receiver and blocker. Gets his nose dirty as a run blocker and can be mistaken for an offensive linemen with his ability in the trenches to redirect and overpower defenders. Adjusts well to passes with better body control than expected. Nice job selling routes and working hard to get open. Tough to bring down after the catch to pick up extra yards. Large, reliable hands with good focus to track and length to pluck. Good experience with 40 career starts for a championship program.

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BJ Stewart, TE, Cumberland University

BJ Stewart, TE, Cumberland University Not many scouts had heard the name B.J. Stewart before going to the Raycom All Star Classic on the week of January 19th, but when they arrived, boy they learned quickly. B.J. Stewart is a huge kid that stands 6’5 and looks like he could whoop Andre the Giant in a wrestling match. I talked to one scout who asked me where I found this kid for the game, I told him he is an world class college wrestler and is one of the most underrated players in the draft. His response was simple, I agree, he will definitely be added to our draft board. The week of the Raycom was huge for Stewart, as he talked to 20 plus NFL teams, and opened the eyes of more people. He finished the game with 3 receptions for 41 yards and led all tight ends. Stewart then landed another all star game from his great performance to play this week at the Texas v. the Nation game in Texas. Expect Stewart to talk to 20 plus more NFL Scouts and turn even more .