All might be the biggest wild card in the tight end room. Before the knee injury, he looked like a real two-way player—20 catches in nine rookie games, plus enough blocking ability to stay on the field in any situation. Then he missed the second half of 2024 and all of 2025. I have him at a five because the talent is better than that grade, but we need to see the body hold up. This is not his first major knee issue either. If he gets his movement and confidence back, he could pass several guys in this room quickly.
Strengths: All has natural hands, useful movement skills and the willingness to block, giving him a more complete projection than a receiving-only reserve. His early rookie production showed he could earn targets immediately.
Weaknesses: Repeated knee injuries are a major durability concern, and he has not played a regular-season snap since November 2024. Recovery could affect his explosiveness, blocking anchor and ability to handle a normal workload.
