Tim Euhus (Oregon St.) - 2004 NFL Draft Pick #109 by BUF
What The Experts Thought Before The Draft
Pre-Draft Analysis for Tim Euhus (Oregon State) - 2004 NFL Draft
Player Profile:
- Name: Tim Euhus
- Position: Tight End
- College: Oregon State
- Height: 6'4"
- Weight: 245 lbs
Strengths:
- Good size and athleticism for the tight end position.
- Ability to stretch the field and make plays in the passing game.
- Strong hands and good ball security, especially in traffic.
- Solid route-running skills, capable of creating separation from defenders.
- Effective as a blocker in running situations, showing dedication to physical play.
Weaknesses:
- Inconsistent production during his college career, leading to questions about his reliability.
- Needs to improve blocking technique to handle NFL-level defenders more effectively.
- Injury concerns from college could raise red flags for potential suitors.
Overall Assessment:
Tim Euhus possesses the physical tools and skills that NFL teams look for in a modern tight end. His combination of size, speed, and receiving ability makes him an intriguing prospect. However, teams may be hesitant due to his inconsistent performance at Oregon State and concerns about injuries. If he can demonstrate improvement in blocking and consistency during workouts, he could solidify his status as a mid-round pick in the draft.
Projected Draft Round:
3rd to 5th Round