TE's in the 2010 Draft
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If you can, check out the Oregon Washington game this Saturday on ABC. Oregon has a tight end named Ed Dickson that is a beast. He is the leading Oregon receiver right now in a spread offense. He has great hands and is a beast as a blocker in space. He is a senior and will be available in the 2010 draft.
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If you can, check out the Oregon Washington game this Saturday on ABC. Oregon has a tight end named Ed Dickson that is a beast. He is the leading Oregon receiver right now in a spread offense. He has great hands and is a beast as a blocker in space. He is a senior and will be available in the 2010 draft.
If you can, check out the Oregon Washington game this Saturday on ABC. Oregon has a tight end named Ed Dickson that is a beast. He is the leading Oregon receiver right now in a spread offense. He has great hands and is a beast as a blocker in space. He is a senior and will be available in the 2010 draft.
I believe Jermaine Gresham from Oklahoma is coming out too. He's a beast in the open field.
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I like both Dickson and Gresham, but I'm not sure either is effective enough as a blocker to fit what Mangini's looking for in his tight ends.
USC's Anthony McCoy may be a better fit. In the mid to late rounds, Pitt's Nate Byham and Iowa's Tony Moeaki would make a lot of sense. Byham's the better blocker, Moeaki the better receiver (but not very durable).
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If you can, check out the Oregon Washington game this Saturday on ABC. Oregon has a tight end named Ed Dickson that is a beast. He is the leading Oregon receiver right now in a spread offense. He has great hands and is a beast as a blocker in space. He is a senior and will be available in the 2010 draft.
I believe Jermaine Gresham from Oklahoma is coming out too. He's a beast in the open field.
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just as long as we don't have to watch oregon state. they suck and only a-holes like them.
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