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Originally Posted by barrett
Whether Hill can catch it is not what is relevant here. They didn't draft him to catch it when they already had OD and Dreesen on the roster. They drafted him to replace Bruener, a guy who was on the field for less than %25 of the snaps. And they didn't view him as a potential starting TE if they still went ahead and took Casey a round later.
They spent a 4th round pick on a situational luxury pick. It's a wasted pick even if he blocks great.
This has nothing to do with Hill or his performance but rather with drafting a guy to be the backup TE in the 4th round.
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He's not a very risky pick. Hill will most likely become a good TE in short yardage sets as there are not as many run blocking TEs coming out of colleges any more. He does have a chance at becoming an every down TE as he has the hands and is a big target.