When the draft is winding down, teams are purely looking to fill roster spots with unique talents and skill sets. Usually these athletes have several desirable or outstanding traits but may be lacking in other areas. For the athletes themselves, this point in the draft becomes interesting because if not selected soon they will have to enter as an undrafted rookie free agent and field calls from prospective teams. Kyle Fuller entered the draft as a three-year starting center coming out of Baylor University. Although Baylor is not known for producing the nation’s best offensive lineman due to their fast-paced system, Fuller’s size and measurables gave the Texans enough confidence to draft him at the 243rd pick in the 2017 NFL Draft.
Houston Texans Rookie Review: Kyle Fuller
