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I feel like I'm not in the minority when I say I like drafting Lovelin more than Trey McBride. But it comes down to that cost. It comes down to Lovelin going to round four. Trey McBride depending on where you're drafting. Sometimes round two, sometimes round three. I really think it's a coin flip. Equal. Okay. who out who scores more.
STACKED’s take
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Loveland offers McBride-level upside at round-four cost vs. round-two price.
JJ Zachariason ranks Colston Loveland as tight end two and strongly prefers drafting him over Trey McBride due to cost advantage; Loveland typically goes in round four while McBride goes in round two or three. Zachariason states he is 'not in the minority' in preferring Loveland to McBride and describes the scoring potential between them as 'a coin flip'—indicating Loveland has comparable upside to McBride despite being ranked second at tight end. Zachariason's ranking is designed to communicate his desire to draft Loveland early at his lower cost.
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