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Ken Dilger (Illinois) - 1995 NFL Draft Pick #48 by IND


What The Experts Thought Before The Draft

Pre-Draft Analysis for Ken Dilger (1995 NFL Draft)

Player Profile:
  • Name: Ken Dilger
  • College: University of Illinois
  • Position: Tight End
Physical Attributes:
  • Height: 6'5"
  • Weight: 250 lbs
  • 40-Yard Dash: 4.7 seconds
Strengths:
  • Outstanding size and strength for the tight end position.
  • Good hands and reliable receiver, capable of making tough catches.
  • Strong blocker, able to contribute in both the passing and running game.
  • Experience in a pro-style offense, which could ease the transition to the NFL.
Weaknesses:
  • Limited speed and agility compared to some of his peers.
  • Needs to improve route-running skills to create separation.
  • Inconsistent production during his college career, raising concerns about his ceiling.
Overall Analysis:

Ken Dilger was viewed as one of the more intriguing tight end prospects in the 1995 NFL Draft. His combination of size, strength, and blocking ability made him a valuable asset for teams looking to enhance their offensive line while also providing a reliable target in the passing game. While he lacked the elite speed of other tight ends, his physicality and catching ability positioned him as a solid prospect for teams in need of a versatile tight end. Teams valued his experience and potential, making him a likely candidate to be selected in the early rounds of the draft.

Draft Projection:

Ken Dilger was projected to be a second to third-round pick in the 1995 NFL Draft, with teams eager to add his skill set to their roster.

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