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#94

Jack Endries

TE Texas Junior
57.5
Grade

Draft Projection

3
Round
79 - 94
Pick Range
#-
Position Rank

Measurements

6'5"
Height
245
Weight (lbs)
31.125"
Arm Length
9.625"
Hand Size

Athletic Testing

4.62s
40-Yard Dash
36.0"
Vertical Jump
119.0"
Broad Jump

College Statistics

13
Games
28
Receptions
3
Receiving Tds
340
Receiving Yards

Strengths

  • Runs crisp routes with sudden breaks and understands how to sit in soft coverage zones to give quarterbacks clean windows.
  • Demonstrates excellent field awareness and football intelligence, consistently finding soft spots in zone coverage and adjusting routes accordingly.
  • Shows reliable durability having started 26 consecutive games over two seasons while logging heavy snap counts without missing time.
  • Versatile alignment capability moving seamlessly between in-line, H-back, slot, and occasional outside receiver positions throughout offensive packages.
  • Displays underrated speed in the open field with the ability to turn short completions into explosive gains when given space.
  • Contributes effectively as a pass blocker with solid fundamentals and technique, allowing minimal pressure in protection schemes.
  • Brings proven production against quality competition with consistent performance in high-leverage situations and clutch moments.
  • Exceptional hand-eye coordination with natural catch radius extension that allows him to secure contested targets in traffic consistently.

Areas to Improve

  • Run blocking remains a significant concern with poor technique and insufficient power to move defensive linemen consistently in the ground game.
  • Lacks the breakaway speed and elusiveness to consistently turn routine catches into big plays after contact with defenders.
  • Frame appears maxed out at 240 pounds, potentially limiting his ability to add functional strength for improved blocking effectiveness.
  • Doesn't possess elite size measurements that would separate him from other prospects at the tight end position nationally.
  • Limited experience against elite competition throughout college career may raise questions about translating success to higher levels of play.