OSCAR DELP

Scout's Take

Oscar Delp is a "dependable" traditional tight end who has spent his career as a consistent contributor in the Georgia offense. Standing 6'5" and 245 pounds, Delp is a "Y-first" prospect who earns his keep as a physical, technically sound blocker in the box. He finished his career with nearly 900 yards and 9 touchdowns, proving to be a reliable safety valve in the short to intermediate game. From a fantasy perspective, he is a "TD-dependent" asset with a safe floor but a lower ceiling compared to the "move" tight ends in this class. While he possesses "soft hands" and tracks the ball well, he lacks the elite twitch or separation speed to be a primary receiving weapon at the next level. Like Cameron Brate, his value is found in his reliability, particularly in the red zone and as a blocker who can sustain an anchor against NFL defensive ends. He projects as a solid rotational No. 2 NFL tight end who could hear his name on Day 3 of the draft.