One kid coming to the NFL Combine weighing 234 pounds took the position of tight end. Another kid weighing just nine pounds less, 225, took on the role of wide receiver. One veteran weighing 232 pounds, who experienced both of the previous kids, represents one of the nastiest possession threats of the last decade.
This tight end/wideout stuff is really becoming confusing—especially within the weight range of 220 to 235 pounds.
The kid clocking in at 225 was Quincy Enunwa, circa 2014, Evan Engram was the 234-pound tight end last year, and Brandon Marshall is that veteran whose experience has touched the likes of both youngsters.