TE Position

[Buffalo Junction]

1 minute ago, Boatdrinks said:

Well, Knox is a pretty good run blocker not a suspect one. He was also the 96th player selected in 2019 and didn’t catch many passes in college as he wasn’t featured that way. Zay Jones caught a ton of passes in college and was the 44th player selected in the 2017 draft. 52 slots lower of draft position will buy you a little bit of “ rope” with the fans. 

Plus we generally have lower expectations for TEs catching the ball... 3rd round TE vs 2nd round WR... ?‍♂️  Knox needs to improve though. He’s getting some slack, but that’ll disappear quickly if he drops some critical passes next year or in the playoffs. 

[JoPoy88]

12 minutes ago, Boatdrinks said:

Well, Knox is a pretty good run blocker not a suspect one. He was also the 96th player selected in 2019 and didn’t catch many passes in college as he wasn’t featured that way. Zay Jones caught a ton of passes in college and was the 44th player selected in the 2017 draft. 52 slots lower of draft position will buy you a little bit of “ rope” with the fans. Essentially , Jones had already proven he had good hands in college but forgot how to catch when he got to Buffalo. He was pretty much a head case. 

true on the run blocking. I was mostly thinking of the Allen fumble where Knox got turnstiled and got his QB crushed.

[Boatdrinks]

1 minute ago, JoPoy88 said:

true on the run blocking. I was mostly thinking of the Allen fumble where Knox got turnstiled and got his QB crushed.

I’m not sure I’d want many TEs blocking a DE one on one, but I see it around the league. Usually doesn’t end well , but it continues. That was Knox’s guy, but he didn’t have much chance. 

[LABILLBACKER]

4 hours ago, Nester said:

i like our current young TE's and i think we should let them develop.

 

Knox will be a beast, but its only his first year.

Sorry but I've watched Dawson Creek drop balls all year. Yesterday was just amplified. He also cost us a td on that lame block attempt.  A couple of highlight angry stiffarms hardly makes a long term TE. We'll see if he improves year 2?

[JoPoy88]

1 minute ago, Boatdrinks said:

I’m not sure I’d want many TEs blocking a DE one on one, but I see it around the league. Usually doesn’t end well , but it continues. That was Knox’s guy, but he didn’t have much chance. 

True. We’ll see. Knox is already credited with 5 drops this season and i don’t think that they’ve counted Sunday yet. I am willing to give him time he’s a rookie after all. Just want to sit back and see the comments around here though if he continues to stone hand easy balls. Hey maybe he should just continue to try to catch with one hand? Seems to work for him.

[Boatdrinks]

Just now, JoPoy88 said:

True. We’ll see. Knox is already credited with 5 drops this season and i don’t think that they’ve counted Sunday yet. I am willing to give him time he’s a rookie after all. Just want to sit back and see the comments around here though if he continues to stone hand easy balls. Hey maybe he should just continue to try to catch with one hand? Seems to work for him.

If it continues the heat will get turned up by fans for sure. Hopefully he spends extra time with the Juggs machine. 

[billsbackto81]

I'd keep Knox around just to watch his powerful stiff arm face plants on opposing tacklers. 

 

Good stuff right there.

[Chandler#81]

7 hours ago, Nester said:

i like our current young TE's and i think we should let them develop.

 

Knox will be a beast, but its only his first year.

I hope so. Brings much more to position than we’ve had -maybe ever!

7 hours ago, Process said:

Kroft is useless and should be cut this off-season. That signing was a head scratcher from the beginning. 

 

Knoxs drops are a huge concern. Even if he ends up getting over it and becoming a good player for us, plenty of teams use two TEs.

 

Bills should go all out for Hooper this off-season.

 

Sign Hooper, sign a young RB, draft a WR in the first round. Offense set.

 

It seems to get lost around here with the now legendary FA haul from this past Spring, but we had just cut Clay, the Draft was nearly 2 months out & all we had was Croom. TE was a Glaring Need then and Beane got on the horn. The knock on him from Cincy was he couldn’t stay healthy (availability). That remains the case.

7 hours ago, Bob in STL said:

The drops have reached a point of concern but if you look at how little he saw the ball in college it should not surprise.  

 

Work, work, and more work is what Knox needs.  He has size and he had some speed too.  He blocks well and he gets open.  Yesterday he dropped a ball and then he made a brilliant one handed catch.  He can be a beast running in the open field and he has blown up a few DBs this year.  

 

I like him and I say keep on developing him.  

 

I’m not impressed with Kroft or Smith.  Sweeney has done ok in his limited reps.  

 

I would not hesitate to take a TE if the right one is there.  

McD has a throwback affinity for rah-rah Special Teamers, but Smith & DiMarco are dead anchors on the gameday 47. To date, our team health borders Incredible (KNOCKING ON WOOD!) but a rethinking must take place soon on which talent levels sit, even if roster size grows next year. Senoris Perry? The days of having ‘Mark Pike’s’ on a team are over.

6 hours ago, Dkollidas said:

Knox needs time to develop. He was barely thrown to in college because they were loaded at receiver and used him mostly as a blocker. He was a QB in high school and had never played the position until he got to a school that doesn’t utilize the position.

 

I think he’ll be better next year, hopefully significantly. He’s probably going to get 400yds receiving as a rookie. Not too terrible.

 

Sweeney has the upside of a solid #2 tight end. Good fundamentals, solid blocker.

 

I feel bad for Kroft but I think he’ll end up getting cut next season. Too much money for too little production. 
 

Lee Smith is hot garbage. Croom May come back and try to do something but I have little faith in that.

 

i could see them bringing in another veteran to compete with Smith and Sweeney. 

Good post. Kroft seems solid in all aspects -WHEN he’s available, but certainly no upside. I’ve already forgotten about Croom -his personal relationship notwithstanding..

[OZBILLS]

We don't even target TE's. What's the point?

 

Every other team gives them lots of looks and ours get a few targets a game

[HOUSE]

I am all in on T J Hockenson, oh wait, that was last year

[The Jokeman]

10 hours ago, Rc2catch said:

Why is Kroft so hated? How many balls did he drop? How many were thrown to him? 
Are we saying the one year he actually played and was involved  in Cincinnati Dalton could find him open but in buffalo he’s covered every route? Could it not be Allen doesn’t look to throw his way? Like ever? Or that Daboll doesn’t want him open so it frees someone else up one on one? Can’t be any form of a weapon in the receiving game if there’s no targets.

 

Is his blocking bad? The blocking part is serious on my end cause I honestly don’t pay attention to tight end blocks ever in a game. 

 

Just don’t get why there’s such a need to upgrade a position we’re not heavily using in the pass game. Knox will progress, we haven’t seen Sweeney in real games, how many balls are we throwing to tight ends next year we ain’t Baltimore here. 

Kroft is hated because we haven't seen him because of injuries and he hasn't seen many passes his way since returning. Therefore most think he's a waste of money in some eyes. I'll give him the benefit of the doubt but still think we need to look to improve the position in the offseason with another veteran in the mix. 

[stuvian]

sorry but I'm ready to call Knox a bust. Bad hands are bad hands

[The Frankish Reich]

9 minutes ago, stuvian said:

sorry but I'm ready to call Knox a bust. Bad hands are bad hands

He's a rookie! And one who didn't get used much in the passing game in college.

There's a reason he's playing. He has talent. He gets open. You gotta be open to drop passes. He makes plays when he holds onto the ball. And he kind of looks like the guys who are the new prototype TEs. I think they've got a keeper. The drop rate will go down, the big plays will go up, the missed blocks will be fewer and farther between. Kroft is irrelevant BECAUSE Knox is better than the Bills thought he'd be.

[Mrbojanglezs]

Don't forget Croom, he's not going anywhere next year because he's banging the owners daughter. 

[The Jokeman]

Just now, Mrbojanglezs said:

Don't forget Croom, he's not going anywhere next year because he's banging the owners daughter. 

Meh. He might be in the mix but can't see him making the squad as we have better options than him now, if we keep improving the position this offseason it makes his chances smaller and smaller. In terms of him dating Pegula's daughter, I don't see Beane or McDermott caring about this and only care about team chemistry/play on the field. 

[r00tabaga]

I think Allen needs a top TE more than a top tier WR. He seems to like the middle of the field and a big body with speed and hands would be ideal.

Knox is soooooo close. Now that he's out of college, this is his career......his job..... he'll get better at catching. Next year will be his time. We will only get Rambo "moments" these last few gms.

[ILBillsfan]

Kroft needs to go...lazy route running and not showing anything that deems his salary.

 

Smith gets penalties or blown up too much to justify this veteran presence type player, send him packing please

 

Knox good young player needs to still work on concentration.  The drops he has had is because he is trying to run prior to caching the ball head turns a bit to early.  Catch the ball then let your beast mode hit.

 

Sweeney not much to go with

 

Groom meh move on

 

Will definitely need to bring in somebody or draft.  I'm going to figure the Bills keep Kroft an somehow spin it as the injury really hampered his progress this year and maybe it's the right move  not sure I would want to draft too high of a pick in the position considering other spots I want hit in the draft besides TE.

Edited December 10, 2019 by ILBillsfan

[hemma]

Knox has been targeted 45 times, caught 26, dropped 9.

 

20% drop rate is absurd and his catching ability does not seem to be improving.

I'd move Sweeney up. 

Catching the ball is a fundamental part of the position, otherwise, Knox is a 2nd Lee Smith.  A blocker.

 

IMO.

[Kelly the Dog]

13 hours ago, Rob's House said:

Is catching ability something that typically improves significantly with time? 

 

It seems like it could, but I'm struggling to think of an example of someone with consistently bad hands who turned it around.

Knox doesn't appear to have bad hands at all, he has great hands. In two of the last three drops (and I didn't see the third) he clearly just looked downfield before he caught the ball looking to make a play. That is a concentration issue. That can be taught for sure. His one handed catch, and several other leaping catches show excellent hands. The drops made me furious and I was screaming as loud as anyone and badmouthing him. But it is not a hands things. He just needs to make sure he catches it before he turns upfield.

[jrober38]

Rookie tight ends rarely produce anything.

 

Knox is right behind TJ Hockenson statistically, and he was the 8th overall pick.

 

Knox is going to be amazing in a year or two.

[Dablitzkrieg]

14 hours ago, Poleshifter said:

Again, Knox is a rookie so we need to cut him some slack. He was primarily a blocker at Ole Miss, and he really seems to kick butt as a blocker.

 

Yes, the drops are annoying, but when he catches it, he has shown some beast mode after the catch.

 

Belichek wanted Knox during the draft, so that tells me a lot about Knox's abilities.

 

He actually is a very poor blocker!

1 hour ago, Mrbojanglezs said:

Don't forget Croom, he's not going anywhere next year because he's banging the owners daughter. 

Really dude?  Grow the ***** up

[Bills Survivor]

1 hour ago, jrober38 said:

Rookie tight ends rarely produce anything.

 

Knox is right behind TJ Hockenson statistically, and he was the 8th overall pick.

 

Knox is going to be amazing in a year or two.

It's been interesting seeing your recent positivity regarding our roster  jrober.  As someone I recognized as a fellow skeptic of our previous mediocre regimes, its good to see you feel the same about where we stand now and can be positive regarding our outlook moving forward.  Beane and McD are building us a team that is not near its peak yet.  Our last two drafts are looking pretty damn good, can't wait to see where we land if Beane keeps up his wizardry the next few years.

Edited December 10, 2019 by Bills Survivor

[jrober38]

13 minutes ago, Bills Survivor said:

It's been interesting seeing your recent positivity regarding our roster  jrober.  As someone I recognized as a fellow skeptic of our previous mediocre regimes, its good to see you feel the same about where we stand now and can be positive regarding our outlook moving forward.  Beane and McD are building us a team that is not near its peak yet.  Our last two drafts are looking pretty damn good, can't wait to see where we land if Beane keeps up his wizardry the next few years.

 

Our defense is amazing. We have depth at every position. If we can lock up key guys like Jordan Phillips and Shaq Lawson and add a few more pieces for next year, they should remain elite. 

 

On offense, I think the offensive line is very good, Singletary is going to be incredible next year, and our receivers are solid with Brown and Beasley under contract next year. I'd bring back Robert Foster, and I think we need to add multiple receivers to this team in the offseason (I'd use two draft picks on WRs). I also think Knox is going to be a borderline top 10-12 TE next year. He's been incredible value.

 

If Allen can figure out his deep ball (one of the things I'm still skeptical of) and we can keep the coaching staff intact, the Bills should be an elite NFL team next year. 

Edited December 10, 2019 by jrober38

[Over 29 years of fanhood]

15 hours ago, Rob's House said:

Is catching ability something that typically improves significantly with time? 

 

It seems like it could, but I'm struggling to think of an example of someone with consistently bad hands who turned it around.

 

Roddy White comes to mind. 

 

 

3 hours ago, stuvian said:

sorry but I'm ready to call Knox a bust. Bad hands are bad hands

 

While he’s had bad drops, he’s also made some spectacular high skill catches. 

 

Im not sure what you do with that. Other than hope for that rook to softmore growth? And move on if it doesn’t happen. 

[jrober38]

1 hour ago, hemma said:

Knox has been targeted 45 times, caught 26, dropped 9.

 

20% drop rate is absurd and his catching ability does not seem to be improving.

I'd move Sweeney up. 

Catching the ball is a fundamental part of the position, otherwise, Knox is a 2nd Lee Smith.  A blocker.

 

IMO.

 

None of Kroft, Smith or Sweeney can get open. They're not worth having on the field as receivers because they're never open.

 

Knox just needs to keep his eye on the ball.

 

His issue is turning to run before the football arrives. That seems like something that can be corrected in the offseason with extensive practice. 

[947]

If we're talking about drafting a TE because we need one with speed, let's remember that Knox ran a 4.57.

 

40-times of guys mentoned in this thread:

Kittle- 4.52

Fant- 4.51

OJ Howard- 4.51

Hooper- 4.72

 

Knox is already a better blocker than every one of these guys, and is pretty darn close in speed. Kittle's rookie stats were 43rec, 515yds, 2 TD. Knox isn't too far off from that.

 

Now it remains to be seen if Knox's drops are rookie-itis, or if we have another Zay situation on our hands. But if he can shake the drops, he's absolutely our TE of the future.

[KW95 - JA17]

I was pissed that Knox dropped the easy first down and very pissed on the whiffed block for fumble.

 

However, if you noticed during the game, all rookies/2nd year players made crucial mistakes.  Singletary easy drop, Allen overthrowing, Ford missed block on 3rd and 1, Tre White reading the playbook ( hahah )

 

Its odd how Knox catches the tough ones and drops the easy ones.  I think next year the game slows down for him.  Everytime he drops the easy ones, it seems like hes expecting a hit.  Once he gets comfortable in those areas and gets used to hits, he will be fine.

 

Game winning play yesterday was that receiver for Ravens who got totally crushed but still held on to the ball.  That was huge.

[JerseyBills]

16 hours ago, Nick the Greek said:

Knox need to make catches. He single handedly killed a couple drives yesterday. Those could have been game changers. 

He also made a game changing play with a defender draped all over him. We got 8 points that drive. Those drops were bad and potentially cost us points but he's a rookie. His future looks extremely bright and a guy that could be a franchise TE if he keeps improving

[ngbills]

1 hour ago, jrober38 said:

Rookie tight ends rarely produce anything.

 

Knox is right behind TJ Hockenson statistically, and he was the 8th overall pick.

 

Knox is going to be amazing in a year or two.

I think in the old days rookie TE's dont produce and took a few years. I think this is changing as the position has become a more highly skilled one and more integral part of offenses. The Bills are missing the boat if they do not think the position has value especially with Allen as QB. 

 

Look how many of the top TE's in rec yards were drafted the last few years. 

 

1	Travis Kelce	KC	TE	75	989	13.2	76.1	47	4	12	3	51	68.0	1
2	Darren Waller	OAK	TE	72	880	12.2	67.7	48	3	10	1	41	56.9	1
3	Zach Ertz	PHI	TE	79	827	10.5	63.6	30	5	11	0	44	55.7	1
4	George Kittle	SF	TE	60	754	12.6	68.5	61T	4	12	2	36	60.0	0
5	Mark Andrews	BAL	TE	54	707	13.1	54.4	51	7	13	1	37	68.5	2
6	Austin Hooper	ATL	TE	58	640	11.0	64.0	35	6	6	0	34	58.6	0
7	Greg Olsen	CAR	TE	48	552	11.5	46.0	41	2	5	1	33	68.8	0
8	Hunter Henry	LAC	TE	43	536	12.5	59.6	30T	4	7	0	30	69.8	0
9	Jared Cook	NO	TE	34	523	15.4	47.5	40	6	11	1	25	73.5	0
10	Noah Fant	DEN	TE	35	492	14.1	37.8	75T	3	9	2	21	60.0	1
11	Evan Engram	NYG	TE	44	467	10.6	58.4	75T	3	4	1	23	52.3	0
12	Jason Witten	DAL	TE	53	455	8.6	35.0	33	3	2	0	24	45.3	1
13	Tyler Higbee	LA	TE	40	435	10.9	36.2	33	2	8	0	20	50.0	0
14	Gerald Everett	LA	TE	37	408	11.0	37.1	33	2	6	0	22	59.5	0
15	Mike Gesicki	MIA	TE	37	407	11.0	31.3	34	2	5	0	17	45.9	1
16	Jack Doyle	IND	TE	38	404	10.6	31.1	23	4	4	0	26	68.4	1
17	Dallas Goedert	PHI	TE	40	396	9.9	33.0	28T	4	5	0	22	55.0	2
18	Jimmy Graham	GB	TE	32	382	11.9	29.4	48	3	6	1	19	59.4	0
19	Eric Ebron	IND	TE	31	375	12.1	34.1	48T	3	4	1	20	64.5	0
20	T.J. Hockenson	DET	TE	32	367	11.5	30.6	39	2	6	0	19	59.4	0
20	O.J. Howard	TB	TE	27	367	13.6	33.4	33	1	7	0	18	66.7	1

[Matt_In_NH]

We need to address OT and WR over TE, that is my opinion.  Sure another talent at TE would also be great but at this point we have to assume Knox will improve and he has been decent but inconsistent, that can change.

[JerseyBills]

32 minutes ago, Over 29 years of fanhood said:

 

Roddy White comes to mind. 

 

 

 

While he’s had bad drops, he’s also made some spectacular high skill catches. 

 

Im not sure what you do with that. Other than hope for that rook to softmore growth? And move on if it doesn’t happen. 

You also have to remember he caught under 50 passes in his college career! Mostly due to scheme. So this is his first season in years where he is getting multiple targets per game, at the next level . He's a star in the making I think. Very good blocker too. 

I think Beans did it again and snatched our future #1 RB and TE in the 3rd round of the same draft!

[Bleeding Bills Blue]

1 minute ago, JerseyBills said:

You also have to remember he caught under 50 passes in his college career! Mostly due to scheme. So this is his first season in years where he is getting multiple targets per game, at the next level . He's a star in the making I think. Very good blocker too. 

I think Beans did it again and snatched our future #1 RB and TE in the 3rd round of the same draft!

 

I'm not against taking a TE if there's value there - but i do think we need to evaluate needs at RT, WR, and OLB/DE.  

[ctk232]

16 hours ago, Process said:

Kroft is useless and should be cut this off-season. That signing was a head scratcher from the beginning. 

 

Knoxs drops are a huge concern. Even if he ends up getting over it and becoming a good player for us, plenty of teams use two TEs.

 

Bills should go all out for Hooper this off-season.

 

Sign Hooper, sign a young RB, draft a WR in the first round. Offense set.

 

Except for maybe the OL...

 

Kroft I could take or leave but honestly feel he could still contribute if he could stay healthy. Knox's drops aren't great, but the kid has shown enough upside in the passing game and consistent blocking in his first year. There's no reason to make any definitive statements on him at the moment. I'd rather not spend money on Hooper and first focus on re-signing our own through the next couple years before making any splashes. One could argue OL/DE would be better in FA this year, but honestly would rather we re-sign known talent in our otherwise very young roster. Draft, develop, retain, repeat.

[LABILLBACKER]

2 hours ago, hemma said:

Knox has been targeted 45 times, caught 26, dropped 9.

 

20% drop rate is absurd and his catching ability does not seem to be improving.

I'd move Sweeney up. 

Catching the ball is a fundamental part of the position, otherwise, Knox is a 2nd Lee Smith.  A blocker.

 

IMO.

Not giving guys like Sweeney and Duke more opportunities after they've performed over guys like Laura Kroft and Dawson Creek is embarrassing to this staff. Knox, a 20% drop ratio sends you to the CFL.

[N.Y. Orangeman]

1 hour ago, LABILLBACKER said:

Not giving guys like Sweeney and Duke more opportunities after they've performed over guys like Laura Kroft and Dawson Creek is embarrassing to this staff. Knox, a 20% drop ratio sends you to the CFL.

What has Duke done?

[Kelly the Dog]

Just now, N.Y. Orangeman said:

What has Duke done?

He did score a game-winning TD in his first game.

[Boatdrinks]

3 minutes ago, Kelly the Dog said:

He did score a game-winning TD in his first game.

Good point. Another question would be what has Foster done this year ? This offense is lacking playmakers, so if one thing isn’t working they need to try another to generate some scoring. 

[Kelly the Dog]

1 minute ago, Boatdrinks said:

Good point. Another question would be what has Foster done this year ? This offense is lacking playmakers, so if one thing isn’t working they need to try another to generate some scoring. 

I would play and feature Foster more. And I would activate Duke instead of a ST guy like Perry or another and just play him 6-10 plays a game like in the red zone.

[jrober38]

3 hours ago, ngbills said:

I think in the old days rookie TE's dont produce and took a few years. I think this is changing as the position has become a more highly skilled one and more integral part of offenses. The Bills are missing the boat if they do not think the position has value especially with Allen as QB. 

 

Look how many of the top TE's in rec yards were drafted the last few years. 

 

1	Travis Kelce	KC	TE	75	989	13.2	76.1	47	4	12	3	51	68.0	1
2	Darren Waller	OAK	TE	72	880	12.2	67.7	48	3	10	1	41	56.9	1
3	Zach Ertz	PHI	TE	79	827	10.5	63.6	30	5	11	0	44	55.7	1
4	George Kittle	SF	TE	60	754	12.6	68.5	61T	4	12	2	36	60.0	0
5	Mark Andrews	BAL	TE	54	707	13.1	54.4	51	7	13	1	37	68.5	2
6	Austin Hooper	ATL	TE	58	640	11.0	64.0	35	6	6	0	34	58.6	0
7	Greg Olsen	CAR	TE	48	552	11.5	46.0	41	2	5	1	33	68.8	0
8	Hunter Henry	LAC	TE	43	536	12.5	59.6	30T	4	7	0	30	69.8	0
9	Jared Cook	NO	TE	34	523	15.4	47.5	40	6	11	1	25	73.5	0
10	Noah Fant	DEN	TE	35	492	14.1	37.8	75T	3	9	2	21	60.0	1
11	Evan Engram	NYG	TE	44	467	10.6	58.4	75T	3	4	1	23	52.3	0
12	Jason Witten	DAL	TE	53	455	8.6	35.0	33	3	2	0	24	45.3	1
13	Tyler Higbee	LA	TE	40	435	10.9	36.2	33	2	8	0	20	50.0	0
14	Gerald Everett	LA	TE	37	408	11.0	37.1	33	2	6	0	22	59.5	0
15	Mike Gesicki	MIA	TE	37	407	11.0	31.3	34	2	5	0	17	45.9	1
16	Jack Doyle	IND	TE	38	404	10.6	31.1	23	4	4	0	26	68.4	1
17	Dallas Goedert	PHI	TE	40	396	9.9	33.0	28T	4	5	0	22	55.0	2
18	Jimmy Graham	GB	TE	32	382	11.9	29.4	48	3	6	1	19	59.4	0
19	Eric Ebron	IND	TE	31	375	12.1	34.1	48T	3	4	1	20	64.5	0
20	T.J. Hockenson	DET	TE	32	367	11.5	30.6	39	2	6	0	19	59.4	0
20	O.J. Howard	TB	TE	27	367	13.6	33.4	33	1	7	0	18	66.7	1

 

How many were drafted last year?

 

I'm saying that in a year or two, when Knox isn't a rookie, I think he'll be a really good player. 

People think we need to upgrade on Knox. Given how easily he's got open this year, I think that's nuts. 

[BuffaloBill963]

19 hours ago, Rc2catch said:

Why is Kroft so hated? How many balls did he drop? How many were thrown to him? 
Are we saying the one year he actually played and was involved  in Cincinnati Dalton could find him open but in buffalo he’s covered every route? Could it not be Allen doesn’t look to throw his way? Like ever? Or that Daboll doesn’t want him open so it frees someone else up one on one? Can’t be any form of a weapon in the receiving game if there’s no targets.

 

Is his blocking bad? The blocking part is serious on my end cause I honestly don’t pay attention to tight end blocks ever in a game. 

 

Just don’t get why there’s such a need to upgrade a position we’re not heavily using in the pass game. Knox will progress, we haven’t seen Sweeney in real games, how many balls are we throwing to tight ends next year we ain’t Baltimore here. 

Pretty silly and short sighted take. You ever consider maybe we might use the TE position more with better pass catching TEs?