Washington Football Team all-tight end 7-round mock draft

Penn State TE Pat Freiermuth. Mandatory Credit: Rich Barnes-USA TODAY Sports
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A look at the top tight ends the Washington Football Team could draft.

This is part three of a Washington Football Team mock series that is devoted exclusively to one position only.  The focus for today is tight ends.

Welcome back to the third installment of our position-only mock draft series.  After devoting the first two mocks to free safety and linebacker, we now switch to the offensive side of the line of scrimmage.  Our focus for today is tight ends.

Earlier this week, the Washington Football Team tossed a huge shocker at the fan base with the addition of a basketball player.  Sammis Reyes is a former basketball player for Tulane University and has decided to take his athletic talents to the gridiron.

Reyes is definitely raw, but one of his early comparisons is Antonio Gates.  That is a great compliment, but we must realize that Reyes has never played a down of organized football.

With that in mind, we will still keep the same focal point for today’s mock draft.  If Reyes is able to shine in a Washington uniform, then the front office scored an awesome coup.  Tight end is still a team need and that is how it will be presented today.

Once again, this mock draft format will not feature any trades.  Also, keep in mind that each tight end that mocked today is generally forecasted to be chosen at that time in the draft.  Given that only one tight end is considered worthy of first-round consideration, we will reach a bit at that juncture.  Let’s see how our tight end mock draft looks on your screen.