Jaheim Bell

ANALYSIS
This is a pick that Bill Belichick would have made in New England. Bell is a very interesting prospect with a "tweener" type of frame, but legitimate athleticism that could get him on the field in a variety of ways. He began his career at South Carolina, where he played tight end but also had a role in the run game. From 2021 to 2022, Bell caught 55 of 73 targets for 728 yards and seven touchdowns while tallying 80 rushes for 301 yards and three scores. He transferred to Florida State and continued to produce as a pass catcher (39-503-2), but the 'Noles did not use him in the run game. At 6-foot-2 and 241, there's not a conventional role for him in an offense, so New England will have to get creative. Having 4.61 speed and a 124-inch broad jump will help his cause, however. Bell may be a seventh-round selection without a conventional role, but his tools and versatility should keep him on the radar in the later rounds of dynasty drafts.

ANALYSIS
Hunter Henry continues to operate as New England's top tight end, but Bell has looked more impressive in the passing game than veteran Austin Hooper. Fellow rookie Drake Maye found Bell up the seam for a touchdown in Monday's minicamp practice. Bell was a seventh-round pick in April after scoring nine receiving touchdowns and four rushing touchdowns in his last three collegiate seasons. He's undersized at 6-foot-2 but was one of the faster tight ends at the NFL Scouting Combine, logging a 4.61-second 40-yard dash time.