Canal Street Chronicles on Oscar Delp
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the Saints' third-round pick from Georgia caught just 20 passes on 28 targets last season for 261 yards and a touchdown. But when you watch the guy's tape, you see everything you want in a modern receiving tight end.
STACKED’s take
Delp's tape and Moore's multi-TE scheme positioning suggest breakout potential.
Tight end drafted in third round from Georgia caught 20 passes on 28 targets for 261 yards and 1 TD in 2025 rookie season; source notes tape shows modern receiving tight end traits despite modest production, drawing parallel to George Kittle's 2017 fifth-round selection (43 catches, 624 yards, 10 TDs in college) who became force multiplier in Kyle Shanahan's offense. Head coach Kellen Moore emphasized Delp's versatility and chess-piece value in multiple tight end formations: "I think he's got some really good versatility... he'll allow us to play the chess piece game when you have Juwan, and you have Noah, and you have these other tight ends... the value of playing in multiple tight end [formations] is [clear]. You can see the teams that made runs this year. A lot of them are playing in 12 and 13 personnel." Moore noted Delp can play off-ball wing alignment or on line of scrimmage and is "a really smart player" capable of handling volume.
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