Caleb Lohner

Lohner is pure projection in the best sense: the physical tools and ball skills are obvious, but football reps are the currency he still needs. Injury recovery delays that process, not the upside.

Strengths: Size, athleticism, ball skills, basketball background and developmental upside.

Weaknesses: Very inexperienced football player and currently unavailable on injured reserve.

Lohner is still a traits bet. At 6-foot-7, he has a huge target frame and the kind of developmental ceiling that makes a team patient, but he is not yet an established NFL tight end. A three is the responsible grade, especially with his current reserve/injured designation. The upside is real; so is the amount of fundamental football work still ahead.

Strengths: His exceptional size and basketball-style body control give him potential as a red-zone and high-point target. Lohner is still young in football terms and can grow with patient positional coaching.

Weaknesses: He has very limited professional evidence and is currently listed as reserve/injured. Route technique, blocking leverage and availability must all be established before he can be treated as a dependable offensive option.