The 2023 TE draft class with Dane Brugler + Nate Tice; Why the college-to-NFL transition can be tough for TEs, with Jack Doyle
Don't take it from the person who writes these descriptions, take it from The Athletic's NFL Draft expert Dane Brugler himself...this is as deep a tight end class as we've seen in the time that Dane's been writing The Beast. He and Nate Tice join Robert Mays to dive into the top-six players in the class on this episode of The Athletic Football Show. Then, Jack Doyle discusses with Robert why tight ends typically take longer than players at other positions to find their footing in the NFL.
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1:48 Latest rumblings at the top of the draft
12:29 Michael Mayer
22:00 Dalton Kincaid
32:55 Luke Musgrave
41:58 Darnell Washington
51:01 Tucker Kraft
57:44 Sam LaPorta
62:52 TEs to know outside the top-two rounds
68:38 A conversation with former NFL TE Jack Doyle
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