All comes with a decent injury history, with an ACL tear in 2023 and a season-ending back injury in 2022. Before being sidelined in 2023, he was seventh in receiving yards and 11th in missed tackles forced among tight ends. All was headed for a big breakout campaign. Overall, his statistical output jumps off the page in terms of metrics that I care about. Last year, among all tight ends with at least ten man coverage targets, he ranked first in yards per route run and eighth in PFF receiving grade against man coverage. All is a fluid mover. He is a friendly underneath target with impressive start/stop ability. He ran some whip routes at Iowa that will open your eyes. He has smooth change of direction and quickly turns from receiver to rusher once the ball is in his hands. He has a good understanding of manipulating defenders and leverage. He moves like a big wide receiver in his routes with suddenness in and out of his route breaks. Yes, he had a 13.8% drop rate in college, but many of these drops were the concentration variety. I'm not overly concerned about his drops because he also makes plenty of catches in tight spaces with defenders bearing down on him. All will cash his NFL paychecks because of his receiving talent and not his blocking prowess. He only managed 26 pass-blocking snaps over the last five years of his collegiate career. While All was unable to athletically test, there are plenty of instances on film that suggest he has an easy 4.5 (4.6 40-yard dash at worst) speed. In 2021 against Penn State, he snags a pass, puts his foot down on the accelerator, beats Kalen King to the corner (4.61 high school 40 times), and begins to pull away from him down the boundary.
by in FantasyApr 27, 2024