McKeon is the classic professional depth tight end: he knows how to prepare, can contribute on special teams and has survived the league's churn for several seasons. With an injury delaying his 2026 push, the immediate objective is returning healthy and reestablishing that dependable role.
Strengths: NFL experience, special-teams utility and a sturdy 6-foot-5 frame. He has shown he can step into a game, carry out a defined assignment and help a roster in unglamorous ways.
Weaknesses: The receiving résumé is limited, and injured reserve removes him from immediate competition. He will need to show more as a blocker and pass-game option once healthy to separate from other depth tight ends.