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Message: <blockquote data-quote="OldSchool101" data-source="post: 818737" data-attributes="member: 10086">Hockenson is the better all around TE.His run blocking skills are impressive in this TE group and he’s actually fun to watch on tape overall.My concern is I don’t see him as a viable pick until #20-#30 range and a he’s not a substantial value pick until our pick at #44.The only way I’d want to spend a pick this high at TE is if we let both Mercedes and Kendricks BOTH walk AND commit to getting said selection on the field (unlike the MIA status of Kendricks and Mercedes). We barely even used 1M worth of the 4M free agent additions last year. But last year was last year and I’m hoping our TEs don’t get ignored again this year.Not trying to start a war here,  but I’d rather get a RB or WR that’s going to be recorded first on the depth chart (used more regular) than a TE that’s listed behind Graham as a second tier option.Are we truly going to commit to running more double TE sets than double WR sets or RB formations in the backfield??Whatever the direction, let’s get the best talent on the field in 2019 is my main contention. That’s why OL also makes sense here.</blockquote>

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