DRAFT TRACKER 2022

A tight end with elite measurements and statistical production, Kolar's tape can be a little bit average when studying the entire body of work. Despite his outstanding size and length, Kolar is not very aggressive or effective as a point-of-attack blocker. He has the tools to improve but needs to add a glass-chewing mentality to match up against NFL defenders. There isn't much wiggle and bend in his route work, but he understands angles and leverage. He finds a way to open throwing windows for his quarterback. He has box-out talent to keep catch windows clean and his quiet, sticky hands are automatic. I'm not sure his college production will travel with him, but he should become a solid move tight end as a Day 2 selection.

Tough-nosed, inline tight end who should garner attention for his resolve in handling his blocking duties for the Cyclones' rushing attack. His measured size and length are both good, but a lack of girth in his lower body hinders his base strength and drive blocking. Allen is technically sound at the point of attack and plays with a dirt-dog demeanor that coaches will love. He's not a natural route runner but he's fairly athletic in space and might be capable of becoming a more well-rounded "Y" tight end if given the chance. Allen could be a riser in the draft process as a Day 3 candidate.