Round 5, Pick 147: TE Brevin Jordan

[Texansfan713]

 

 

https://www.nfl.com/prospects/brevin-jordan/32004a4f-5203-5760-5721-234f0b7d2f1c

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Potential Y tight end if he can improve blocking technique and grit at the point of attack. Jordan can work the field in-line or from the slot and has improved his route-running over time. His play speed is average, as is his burst to separate, so learning to own the catch space and fend off draped coverage at the top of the route might be essential for his long-term success. He's best at creating looks for his quarterbacks on simple outs, crossers and slants. He has decent size and athleticism to add modest yardage after the catch. Many of his catches came on short throws or coverage busts, so some of the production might need to be taken with a grain of salt. He has decent pass-catching talent but needs to bolster the run blocking to become a TE2.

 

[Pastor Dillon]

You can never have too many TEs. 

[ET80]

lol

Poverty franchise...

[Texansfan713]

2 minutes ago, Pastor Dillon said:

You can never have too many TEs. 

I think its a message to Jordan Aikens.  This year might be his last year if he doesnt produce.  I'm still hoping Warring pans out. 

[LORK88]

Quite a few places had him as a day 2 pick and Dane Brugler had him as his #3 TE in the draft. Warring needs to step up or he's gone. Here's a quote I saw from an anonymous scout:

“If Pitts wasn’t in the draft, Jordan would be the most talented, athletic-type guy,” said one scout. “He can be that move-around guy. He’d never have to leave the field. He tries, too, as a blocker. He works at it. He’s very intriguing.”

The Las Vegas native caught 105 passes for 1,358 yards (12.9 average) and 13 touchdowns. Missed games each season with assorted injuries.

“There’s an incredible upside on his long-term playing career,” said a second scout. “He’s just starting to grow into the position.”