Keleki Latu

Latu is the developmental payoff in this room: a long target who turned steady improvement into a real roster spot. His next step is showing that his growing blocking can survive meaningful game snaps.

Strengths: Length, versatility, work ethic, improved strength and red-zone potential.

Weaknesses: Limited NFL sample and leverage can be challenged by stronger defenders.

Latu is the sort of big developmental tight end worth keeping an eye on. He climbed from the practice squad, got into five games and showed enough athleticism to turn one touch into a 17-yard gain. The path is still crowded behind Buffalo's established tight ends, so a four is appropriate. His job is to turn the huge frame into dependable blocking, special-teams value and enough receiving polish to force the coaches to find snaps.

Strengths: His 6-foot-6 frame, young age and early active-roster promotion give him developmental upside. Latu has shown he can secure short opportunities and add yards after the catch rather than merely occupy space.

Weaknesses: He has only five NFL games and four catches, leaving his route detail and blocking reliability largely unproven. He also faces a crowded tight-end room, which limits immediate offensive volume.