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George KD KD the ninth is a really solid pick. You can make a very strong argument that George KD is somebody that you should be taking instead of Harold Fannon. I think Fannon's probably the higher floor tight ends going into year two having a really good rookie season having a pretty decent target floor. But of course, the ceiling's going to be capped given the Cleveland Browns offense. And if we look at what we have with George KD, maybe the floor is a lot lower because at the end of the day, he's a 30. He's about to turn 33. He's coming off a torn Achilles, but the ceiling's a hell of a lot higher because George KD, Hall of Fame level player that is in a very good offense.

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Hall of Fame talent in strong Bucs offense offers ceiling upside despite age and injury.

Round 9 pick represents strong value as a higher-ceiling alternative to Harold Fannon. Despite being 32/33 years old and coming off a torn Achilles, Kittle's Hall of Fame-level talent in a very good Buccaneers offense with multiple receivers sidelined (Ricky Piersal out for year, Christian Kirk on IR, Mike Evans banged up) gives him a much higher ceiling than Fannon, though the floor may be lower due to age and injury recovery.

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