Eli Stowers, formerly a quarterback for two years at Texas A&M, then transferred to New Mexico State, became a tied-in.

As he moves to the NFL from Vanderbilt, where he also played tight-end, what is he?

Is he a tied-in?

Is he a wide receiver in the NFL?

Does he need to drop weight?

What do we make of this profile?

It's an important one to try to wrap our heads around, probably one of the most important for fantasy football purposes. It's going to be really, really interesting to see where he goes

in the NFL draft. I've seen anywhere from early round two to late round three,

potentially even into day three.

It's going to really depend on which NFL team thinks

that they can make something of this skill set.

And there's a lot to like.

There's a lot to like about this skill set.

Absolutely phenomenal athlete came very close to breaking the NFL

Combine record for vertical jump. If you look at his comparisons here on mock draftable,

there's no tight end above an 80% similarity score to Stowers.

The closest we have is Kenyon Sadiq at 79.7%.

Virgil Green, Jared Cook, these were some phenomenal athletes for any of the old heads here.

You might remember nothing really like this, though, at Tide In.

We're talking 99th percentile broad jump, 99th percentile vertical jump,

96th percent out 40-yard dash, and he's a big dude as well,

65th percentile wingspan, Mackie Award winner,

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