TE 21
Tanner Koziol
Houston
Height: 6'6 1/2"
Weight: 247 lbs
Class: Senior
Report by:
Max Toscano
Measurables
Physical
Height
6'6 1/2"
Weight
247 lbs
Arm Length
33 3/4 in
Hand Size
9 5/8 in
Speed & Agility
40-Time
4.7 s
10-Yard-Split
1.62 s
Explosiveness
Vertical
36.5 in
Broad Jump
10'2"
Traits
offense
Big Catch Radius
Trait Prototype: Isaiah Likely
offense
Contested Catch Ace
Trait Prototype: Isaiah Likely
offense
Sure Handed
Trait Prototype: Mark Andrews
offense
Route Technician
Trait Prototype: Travis Kelce
Summary
Strengths
Contested catches
Fluidity
Length
Quickness
Weaknesses
Strength
Frame
Final Report
Tanner Koziol has a range of outcomes as big as his enormous catch radius. As it stands, Koziol is going to have a very difficult path to an every-down role. The reason he has a path to any role is that he is a very gifted pass-catcher in a way that is both exciting and too TE-specific to really get him on the field as a true flex player. He's got good ability into and out of breaks, which makes him a surprising separator on less-than-linear routes like in and out breakers. He's got a tantalizing ability to go above the rim and win at the catch point as well. The issue is that, despite Houston's exposure of him to tough asks, he is far too thin and weak to block effectively, especially in-line when it's a DE. He was consistently shed at the point of attack and despite a good effort, the frame is just not operable for him to be a part of the line of scrimmage. TE is the third type of lineman after all. Koziol needs to put on 10 pounds and not lose his athleticism to be a fixtrue on the field. If he does, he may just be an All-Pro, but that's a tough ask at 22 years old for a guy who may just be naturally thin.