The NFL keeps drafting tight ends. Here's why college football is about to follow the trend
•From the humblest of beginnings, Nate Boerkircher had a modest college career: Without any scholarship offers, he walked on at Nebraska, where he caught 19 passes over four years.
•He then transferred to Texas A&M for his final college season, and his 19 catches that year made him a solid tight end, but hardly first-round draft pick material.Advertisement
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From the humblest of beginnings, Nate Boerkircher had a modest college career: Without any scholarship offers, he walked on at Nebraska, where he caught 19 passes over four years. He then transferred to Texas A&M for his final college season, and his 19 catches that year made him a solid tight end, but hardly first-round draft pick material.Advertisementالمصدر: The Athletic | Source: The Athletic
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