Offensive Archetype

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Possession

Always looks to find extra yards after catching the ball, even if the path means going through a defender.

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Strengths

  • Finds extra yards after the catch
  • Reliable in traffic
  • Strong at the catch point

Weaknesses

  • May lack elite vertical speed
  • Less dominant as a blocker than blocking TEs

Most Relevant Attributes

Catch in TrafficShort Route RunningReleaseMedium Route RunningSpectacular CatchBreak Tackle

Archetype Fit Players

Perfect

Portrait of George Kittle
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X Factor development
George
6' 4"250 lbs31 yrs
Kittle
98OVR
99AWR
95CTH
89CIT
87SPD
87ACC
84SRR
79MRR
78IBL
78BTK
77RBK
77DRR
65LBK
62PBK
49ers logoTE
Portrait of Mark Andrews
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Superstar development
Mark
6' 5"247 lbs29 yrs
Andrews
91OVR
93AWR
91CTH
90ACC
90CIT
87SPD
81SRR
77MRR
73DRR
73BTK
68RBK
67IBL
54PBK
49LBK
Ravens logoTE
Portrait of Dallas Goedert
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Superstar development
Dallas
6' 5"256 lbs30 yrs
Goedert
88OVR
92AWR
88CTH
86SPD
86ACC
84CIT
80SRR
76BTK
74MRR
74RBK
70DRR
61IBL
61PBK
50LBK
Eagles logoTE

Excellent

Portrait of Trey McBride
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X Factor development
Trey
6' 4"246 lbs25 yrs
McBride
97OVR
99CTH
98AWR
91CIT
90ACC
88SRR
87SPD
82MRR
80BTK
76DRR
67IBL
63RBK
61PBK
52LBK
Cardinals logoTE
Portrait of Travis Kelce
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Superstar development
Travis
6' 5"250 lbs35 yrs
Kelce
90OVR
96AWR
90CTH
86CIT
84ACC
83SRR
82SPD
76MRR
75BTK
71DRR
70IBL
65RBK
63PBK
59LBK
Chiefs logoTE

Compatible Schemes

This archetype is used in the following schemes:

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