A couple points, completely agree on Hodges, big WR that doesn't play inline. I feel Engram is the same, he is such a bad blocker, I mean it is painful to watch. As a WR, he is big and can run. I cannot argue that at all. Good hands....not so sure, he dropped 10% of his catchable passes in 2016. I mean, good hands, I guess, I don't see that as good, for me, TEs are guys that catch everything. And, some of his drops were ugly, I mean, wide open walk into the endzone, hits you in the hands and you drop it stuff. Painful.
When I said you can get big WRs that can run, I really don't sweat a WR's weight, not really what I meant. I mean, if Martavis is 200 or 210 or 220, does it really matter when he is high pointing the football? So, what I meant when I said it was WRs that were taller and can run, say over 6'2" and running sub-4.5 forties. There were 5 that fit that parameter at the combine and many more than have done it at a pro day. And, there are guys outside the first two rounds like Josh Reynolds, Josh Malone, Mack Hollins, Kenny Golladay, Malachi Dupre, Robert Davis, Jehu Chesson, Quincy Adeboyejo, Tim Patrick, Francis Owusu, and others who give you the same height/speed variables without the high end price of a Engram. That is really my point. Engram is more like a tall, fast WR than he is a pure TE, so if I can get Robert Davis in the 6th, a big, fast WR, why not take him at a 6th round pick than Engram at #30 or middle 2nd where he likely goes. Again, just not sold on what it costs me to get the guy because I don't view him as a complete TE.
And, I realize I am on an island and have Leggett higher than most, and it is pretty hard for me to be there with a Clemson guy. But, I think he becomes a good TE.
