DRAFT TRACKER 2024

Pass-catching tight end who exploded on the scene at Colorado State after three years of pedestrian production at BYU. Holker lacks the size and grit for in-line blocking but can handle positional blocks in space. He has average play speed but might be able to crank it up a notch with better attention to it. Holker has the focus and ball skills to make the contested catch and should be capable of running most first- and second-level routes a team needs. Holker's production provides a window into his pass-catching ability, but he's a very limited blocker and appears to have a ceiling as a TE3/4.

Rex burst onto the scene in 2020, making 37 catches for 429 yards and 12 touchdowns with Zach Wilson at quarterback for BYU, but he’s failed to match any of those totals since. He has good size but is too tight-hipped to bend and leverage blocks with consistent success. He’s an average route runner, but he does have good catch instincts in space and quality hands outside his frame. Rex suffered a broken ankle in 2021 and might not have the same high-point talent he once showed. He’s effective after the catch and is a smart player, but he could face long odds to become a TE3/4 in the NFL.