When it comes to the NFL draft, everybody loves comparisons. However, a lot of them can be outlandish or do not make sense for who the player is at all. The best part about the NFL combine is that we get data going back all the way to the first one and can compare to find historical comparisons based on size and athletic ability. We are going to do just that with Notre Dame tight end Cole Kmet.
Kmet checked in at 6’6″ and 262 pounds. He ran a 4.7 in the 40, and a had a 37″ vertical.