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2004 Rookie Draft Class

Tight Ends

Name

REC

Kellen Winslow
Miami (Fla.)

44	50	50	56	60
50	56	50	63	25
38	44	50	50	15

Outlook: Winslow is an outspoken, cocky player who should let his work on the field do the talking, since he's really quite good…if he is able to stay on the field. The son of a legendary tight end with the same name, Winslow should be a fixture for years to come for whatever team drafts him.

Tecmo comparison: Steve Jordan

Name

REC

Ben Watson
Georgia

38	56	50	50	60
44	63	50	56	20
31	50	50	44	20

Outlook: A strong player and able pass catcher, Watson won't be a star at tight end in this league, but will be serviceable enough to be a viable starter.

Tecmo comparison: Keith McKeller

Name

REC

Ben Troupe
Florida

31	38	50	44	70
38	44	50	50	10
25	31	50	38	20

Outlook: Troupe was one of college football's finest tight ends last season, but will likely be relegated to backup status in the WTF.

Tecmo comparison: Clarence Kay

Name

REC

Kris Wilson
Pittsburgh

25	38	50	38	70
31	44	50	44	20
19	31	50	31	10

Outlook: Wilson is a mediocre player who will struggle to latch on with a WTF team. A practice squad is probably in his future.

Tecmo comparison: Pat Beach

Name

REC

Ben Hartsock
Ohio State

31	44	50	31	70
38	50	50	38	10
25	38	50	25	20

Outlook: Hartsock is neither a strong receiver nor a good blocker. This combination does not bode well for his future WTF prospects.

Tecmo comparison: Jesse Anderson

Name

REC

Chris Cooley
Utah State

38	56	50	56	70
44	63	50	63	15
31	50	50	50	15

Outlook: Cooley's combination of superior receiving talent and big-time blocking skills will make him a very attractive second-round selection.

Tecmo comparison: Rodney Holman

Name

REC

Tim Euhus
Oregon State

19	50	50	31	60
25	56	50	38	10
19	44	50	25	30

Outlook: Euhus is a poor player. Pass.

Tecmo comparison: Cap Boso

Name

REC

Sean Ryan
Boston College

25	44	50	25	80
19	38	50	19	20

Outlook: Ryan has some size and can block a little, but doesn't do enough to warrant being a key component of any offense.

Tecmo comparison: Orson Mobley

Name

REC

Jeff Dugan
Maryland

31	50	50	31	60
38	56	50	38	15
25	44	50	25	25

Outlook: Dugan is almost a hybrid fullback and in fact was a running back in high school. With unrefined pass-catching skills, it's unlikely he'll start in the WTF, though as a backup he might not be so bad.

Tecmo comparison: Mike Dyal

Name

REC

Michael Gaines
Central Florida

25	50	50	38	60
31	56	50	44	20
19	44	50	38	20

Outlook: Gaines is slow-footed but makes the occasional reception.

Tecmo comparison: Mark Boyer

Name

REC

Courtney Anderson
San Jose State

19	44	50	25	60
25	50	50	31	40

Outlook: Nothing to see here…

Tecmo comparison: Mike Jones

Name

REC

Ben Utecht
Minnesota

31	38	50	38	60
38	44	50	44	30
25	31	50	31	10

Outlook: Utecht is almost purely a pass catching tight end, and is not all that great at that. If given an opportunity to play regularly, he could shine, but a backup role and a fade into obscurity is much more likely.

Tecmo comparison: Ron Hall

Week 19:

DAL. 21@
DET. 14

- Harrison Gearst^R
  RB - Buffalo
- Jeremy Maroney^P
  RB - New York
- Matt Moore^R
  RB - Cleveland
- Rodney Johnson^R
  RB - Cleveland
- Vance McDonald^R
  TE - Baltimore
- D.D. Chaney^R
  RB - Philadelphia
- Quincy Johnson^R
  RB - Los Angeles

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