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Post-Combine Tight Ends Review
Combine Studs
- Greg Olsen - Olsen's stock has increased convincingly following his combine workout. Coming into the combine, Olsen was a borderline 1st-rounder and was in tight competition for the #1 tight end spot with Zach Miller. Now, Olsen is a top 20 prospect and a sure 1st rounder, and has easily established himself as the better prospect over Zach Miller. While Miller dissapointed at the combine, Olsen shone. Olsen's outstanding 4.51 40 was .2 seconds better than his nearest competition, and he looked the best in the tight end position drills.
- Michael Allan - When you're a Division III tight end out of Whitworth, you need to find a way to make a name for yourself. At the combine, that's what Michael Allan did. Allan was near the top of the charts in almost every TE drill and established himself as a possible first-day prospect.
- Derek Schouman- Derek Schouman definitely moved up some draft boards with his performance at the combine, putting himself at the top of the charts in many drills. He will be drafted on Day 2.
Combine Duds
- Zach Miller- Miller looked alright at the combine, but while Olsen shone, Miller did nothing to set himself out from the pack and although he still should be considered the #2 tight end in the draft, being selected in the first round is unlikely for Miller.
- Anthony Pudewell- For a tight end, a time of over 5 seconds is not acceptable. Pudewell was very dissapointing at the combine, and is in great danger of going undrafted.
Top 15 Tight Ends with Values
1. Greg Olsen- 1st round
2. Zach Miller- 1st-2nd round
3. Scott Chandler- 2nd round
4. Ben Patrick- 3rd-4th round
5. Michael Allan- 3rd-4th round
6. Joe Newton- 3rd-4th round
7. Matt Spaeth- 4th round
8. Martrez Milner- 5th round
9. Derek Schouman- 5th round
10. Daniel Coats- 5th-6th round
11. Dante Rosario- 6th round
12. Matt Herian- 6th round
13. Jonny Harline- 6th round
14. Clark Harris- 6th round
15. Kevin Boss- 6th round
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