NFL Combine: Top Workout Comparables for Every Skill-Position Player at the 2017 Combine

Tight Ends

Just like the running backs, the tight ends enter this year with gobs of hype. And, unlike their incoming counterparts, tight ends largely lived up to those expectations.

Here are the full comps for all tight ends who did at least two events at the combine. With this position, you'll need to pay extra attention to the similarity score for each comparable. Because there are fewer tight ends at the combine than there are wide receivers and running backs, there may be top-five comparable players who aren't superbly similar to that respective prospect. For the most part, though, we can still get a solid grasp of each player through this data.

Pharaoh Brown, Oregon

Cethan Carter, Nebraska

Darrell Daniels, Washington

Evan Engram, Mississippi

Gerald Everett, South Alabama

Bucky Hodges, Virginia Tech

O.J. Howard, Alabama

George Kittle, Iowa

Jordan Leggett, Clemson

David Njoku, Miami

Scott Orndoff, Pittsburgh

Hayden Plinke, Texas-El Paso

Michael Roberts, Toledo

Eric Saubert, Duke

Adam Shaheen, Ashland

Jonnu Smith, Florida International

Jeremy Sprinkle, Arkansas