Instant Fantasy Analysis - TE Dawson Knox, Bills

[The Football Guru 210]

Knox didn't receive much publicity at Ole Miss as a result of being stuck behind D.K. Metcalf, A.J. Brown and likely Day 3 pick DeMarkus Lodge in the passing game pecking order, so he spent much more time blocking than third-round draft picks at tight end usually do. As a result of his usage, he never scored a touchdown on 39 career catches and is more of a developmental project. It wasn't until he began to test out well that evaluators began to pay attention to him. Fortunately for his future prospects, the Bills parted ways with Charles Clay and have little else besides Tyler Kroft, Jason Croom and offensive lineman-turned-tight end Jake Fisher on the depth chart. Given Josh Allen's relative lack of accuracy, it makes sense that Knox's size and the fact he will be working down the middle of the field on a regular basis would be attractive to him. Knox doesn't have redraft value, but he's yet another tight end worth taking later on in rookie drafts and stashing for two to three years.