B. What? Welcome in the two four drafts Austin Gale here with Mike Renner ready to rock here on a

Thursday morning we're going over the 2021 tight end class. It is a good class, the top of the class,

Kyle Pitts, Pat Fryer, moved to Penn State. Like those two guys like you could see are different

on tape. After that, you have, I think there are some good athletes have I think there are some good athletes I think

are some guys that can like do some damage in the NFL but I think there is a

difference between these top two guys and the guys after that am I wrong? I think that's the biggest thing I noticed about this class is that there is a clear delineation

between those top two and then the rest at that point, but it's because I think that's kind of how the NFL is though you know

George Kittle Travis Kelsey and then a lot of guys like there's a lot of interchangeable

but they're a lot of interchangeable- Like would you put Darren Wall or in the conversation maybe?

Yeah, maybe he's at least close or than a lot of the rest but like there's not a lot of

guys who can get open on their own. I think that's the biggest thing.

It's even when you're scouting these guys

and watching the play, you just get these flat routes

and these crossing routes that I could run.

And I could pick up five to 10 yards on

because there's, know scheme not necessarily

schemed open it's just like a hole in the zone that then accounts for you know a lot

of these guys yarders so just because a guy will get to later you got like Nash met Bushman from BYU because he puts up a lot of

puts up a lot of yardage at the same position

doesn't necessarily mean he's producing,

doesn't necessarily mean that production even matters

when looking forward to the NFL.

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