Meeks is a classic roster-flex story. The database places him in the receiver set, while Detroit's actual cutdown decision says he beat out a veteran as a converted tight end. That position flexibility is the asset; the work now is mastering the blocking and physical demands of the new assignment.
Strengths: Positional adaptability and enough value to help the club choose him over a veteran tight end. A receiver background can create matchup flexibility from a bigger alignment.
Weaknesses: The position conversion means a steep learning curve in blocking, route timing and physical play. His 2025 receiving sample was minimal, so a major offensive projection would be premature.