9. Alec Ogletree, MLB, Georgia. Tremendously talented athlete at 6-3 and 232, and should be an every-down NFL inside 'backer or middle 'backer. Has the skill and ability to contribute immediately all defenses as well as special teams. Jumps off the tape and could have the most upside of any underclassman in the draft. But some off-the-field issues will need to be studied before giving him a final grade. 10. Gavin Escobar, TE, San Diego State. Three-year starter who was hampered this season by a knee injury that he played through. Good height-weight-speed prospect at 6-6 and 255 who right now is more receiver than blocker. I'm high on his ability to produce as an offensive tight end right now in the more wide-open NFL offenses. He's what we call an "F-type'' tight end, a receiver who can play off the line probably more productively than as a blocker right now. Read More: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/nf...ing-monday-morning-quarterback/#ixzz2JI9sN3iS
Not interested in another TE who can't block. The rest of his list is pretty bang on. Especially Keenan maybe being the best of a not great group of receivers.
Here's some film of Escobar, I know nothing about the guy, surprised to see him in Pioli's list: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgZm7M3PoO8
