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This is the Packet A podcast. I'm your host, Andy Herman.

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Hope you're enjoying these deep dives as much as I am. And today where you're going to be going over a very fun prospect in Tucker Kraft, the tight end out of the University of South Dakota State.

He is a 65-254-pound tight end, a red shirt junior who is going to turn 23 in November.

As far as his background goes, he was a high school basketball player, average 14 points,

eight rebounds, and two steals in high school.

Also was a running back in high school, which you can tell on his tight end tape.

You can tell that he has some run after the catch background, and that came from his

running back time at high school.

He had a ton of yards, ton of touchdowns, and was really the focal point of their offense

in high school, and that carried over incredibly well to his time in college.

And then as many of you have heard

already, as he developed and he became better at South Dakota State, he actually received some

big money offers to go play for high-end schools, including Nick Sabin and the University of Alabama

this past season. He decided to turn that down, stay at South Dakota State, ultimately won a national

championship this past year, knowing he would probably still have a chance to go in the NFL

draft, but that's just kind of the player that he is. He stayed loyal to his program. It paid off for

him, and now he's a member of the Green Bay Packers. As far as statistically, in his career,

he had 99 catches for 1,218 yards, a 12.3 yard average with

9 touchdowns and 12 drops. In 2021, he had his best season with 65 catches for 780 yards,

a 12-yard average, and 6 touchdowns. Athletically, a 9.68 relative athletic score, so 96

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