Dalton Keene

PSA: I have not watched tape on Dalton Keene, which results in his incomplete ranking here. He was drafted in the 3rd round by the TE-needy Patriots, along with Devin Asiasi. Asiasi will most likely be given the first opportunity at winning that starting TE role, which leaves Keene as a blocking TE most likely. I'll know more when I have the chance to evaluate his tape and finalize his grade.

Dalton Keene, the No. 101 overall pick, signs deal with the Patriots

TE Dalton Keene, the No. 101 overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft, officially agrees to terms with the New England Patriots.

Fantasy Impact

New England drafted a position of need by taking both Keene and Devin Asiasi in the third round of Draft. Nicknamed “Rambo,” Keene excelled as a three-year starter at Virginia Tech. Not only did he play tight end, but the Hokies would line him up in the backfield and use him as a lead blocker. Over his three-year college career, Keene caught 59 passes for 748 yards and eight TDs. He was labeled as one of the most athletic tight ends in his draft class after running a 4.71 40-yard dashing and recording a best-in-class 125 inch broad jump. Keene makes for a sneaky pickup in dynasty formats.