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As an overall issue, I would point out that NFL TEs are playing much more like a flex/big WR these days. So the "lac of size for a TE" is less of an issue than it may have been 20 years ago. Also, NFL teams will project the issue of size. Anyone can gain weight/muscle and become more capable...

Again...see my post above about posters recognizing the use of an "example". Nobody is using Frank Gore as "the rule". He is an example. You should be able to see the difference. There is no such thing as "injury prone". There are players who play the game harder and with more abandon, and...

Nonsense. Ceiling is whatever the physical and combine say. The injuries kids suffer when they are 18 do not definitively dictate the injuries they will suffer when they are 22. How do Frank Gore's knee injuries as a college player compare to his knee injuries as a pro player?

So...Brevin doesn't have measurables? And last I checked, he hasn't gone through the combine workout yet. Look, you're a bright guy, go back and look at what I was responding to: people acting like the injury history is some kind of major problem that can't be overcome. DK Metcalf is not a...

Some of you mopes are truly pathetic. DK Metcalf broke his foot in Game 2 in his first college season. He broke his neck in Game 7 in his third (and final) season. DK Metcalf played in 19 full games out of 36 total while at Ole Miss. He was drafted in the second round.