Day-two pick projected as inline tight end in Patriots' heavy packages.
Eli Raredon was a day-two draft pick by the Patriots, selected because Nate Tice valued him highly. Matt Harmon projects Raredon as a potential inline tight end in the Patriots' heavier personnel packages (12 and 21 personnel), supporting the team's shift toward more physical offensive looks.
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Eli Raredon was Nate Tice really loved Eli Raredon. They took him in the draft on day two. He's a guy that I think could be an inline tight end at time.
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- What did Matt Harmon say about Eli Raridon?
- Eli Raredon was a day-two draft pick by the Patriots, selected because Nate Tice valued him highly. Matt Harmon projects Raredon as a potential inline tight end in the Patriots' heavier personnel packages (12 and 21 personnel), supporting the team's shift toward more physical offensive looks.
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- STACKED tags this as a positive fantasy football signal for Eli Raridon. Day-two pick projected as inline tight end in Patriots' heavy packages.
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