Rookie UDFA TE Darrell Daniels, Washington.
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Hailing from Washington, Daniels was PFFs 13th ranked tight end of the 2017 draft class. Over his college career, he averaged 364.3 snaps a season, a 73.2 receiving grade, 70.7 run blocking grade and a 72.0 overall grade.
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In PFFs grading system, a grade of 60.0 is "NFL average" so the grades in the 70s indicate that he is "above average" for the NFL as a whole but not "above average" as an NFL starter which requires grades in the 80s.
Hopefully, he will be the Colts next Jack Doyle able to work himself into playing time. I love that he played a TON of snaps in college. His grades are not based on only 10 snaps a game or so; he probably was on the field for an average of 30 snaps a game.
Cheers,