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there was a period there where no one was taking tight end 15 Mark Andrews tight end 16 Darren Waller Darren Waller was picked as a wide receiver in the second round and and outscored all those other outscored everybody.

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Waller was late-round value before multi-TE drafting became common.

Darren Waller exemplifies the historical late-round tight end value opportunity; he was previously available at tight end 16 during a period when drafters avoided taking multiple tight ends, allowing savvy teams to acquire breakout-caliber talent at a discount. Darren Waller was drafted as a wide receiver in the second round but outscored all other Ravens tight ends, serving as an outlier example of a player who transcended positional expectations and role constraints. Used to illustrate that exceptional talent can overcome typical Ravens tight end depth-chart dynamics.

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