ESPN rates the TE's

[Daseal]

When I hear Ben Watson I don't exactly tremble like I do with Winslow. This kid has an attitude (JUST LIKE EVERY PLAYER FROM MIAMI!) because he knows he can play. He is the real deal for a TE. He blocks, he catches, he outruns or goes through his defenders. He's amazing. He's someone defenses really have to think about when it comes to covering him. D coordinators will need to keep him covered with either a very physical safety, a big CB or a LB. He will get the type of mismatches Gonzolaz from KC gets.

I like both of them, and I am all for Sean Taylor over Winslow, but I think Winslow is easily the top TE in this draft.

[offiss]

Originally Posted by Daseal

When I hear Ben Watson I don't exactly tremble like I do with Winslow. This kid has an attitude (JUST LIKE EVERY PLAYER FROM MIAMI!) because he knows he can play. He is the real deal for a TE. He blocks, he catches, he outruns or goes through his defenders. He's amazing. He's someone defenses really have to think about when it comes to covering him. D coordinators will need to keep him covered with either a very physical safety, a big CB or a LB. He will get the type of mismatches Gonzolaz from KC gets.

I like both of them, and I am all for Sean Taylor over Winslow, but I think Winslow is easily the top TE in this draft.

Talent wise know doubt, but we can't have a pro bowler at every position, and I think it would be much easier to fill the need at TE in this draft than saftey, If we took winslow who would we put in our secondary? but if we take taylor I can give you 4 or 5 guy's who could very easily be big contributer's at TE this year.