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Teams are picking up on this market inefficiency as well, pushing tight ends like Ohio State's Will Kacmarek (who never had more than 11 catches in a college football season) into round two of the 2026 NFL Draft. Kacmarek's total four-year contract value is $6.849 million.
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Kacmarek's round-two selection shows teams exploiting tight end market inefficiency.

The source cites Kacmarek, Ohio State's blocking tight end prospect, as an example of market inefficiency in tight end valuation. Despite never having more than 11 catches in a college season, Kacmarek was pushed into round two of the 2026 NFL Draft with a four-year contract value of $6.849 million, illustrating how teams are capitalizing on the $5M–$10M AAV market for reasonable blocking tight ends.

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