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Kaden Helms has faced significant injuries since arriving in Norman, yet his athleticism allows Kaden to line up as either a tight end or as a wide receiver. Standing at 6-5 and weighing 235 pounds, Helms showcases exceptional hands, range, fluidity, suddenness in breaks and double moves, body control, and tracking ability. and an ability to play the ball effectively in the air. His versatility makes him a constant threat in the passing game. While he must improve his blocking consistency, he can easily clear space for his RB with powerful blocks. Very flexible in his route-running, Helms is especially dangerous after the catch, using great field vision to turn simple plays into significant gains, reminiscent of Brevin Jordan's style at Miami. Despite PFF ranking the Sooners' receiving corps among the top 10 in the country, the redshirt sophomore faces the challenge of getting out of his head and earning reps on the field. I don't expect to see him in this draft.
0-0 (0.0) vs ASU....Carter 2025 (JUNIOR)----Joined the Red Raiders prior to the spring of 2025 with two seasons of eligibility. PRIOR TO TEXAS TECH----Spent first three seasons of collegiate career with the Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns in Lafayette, La., Played in 26 career games and made 15 starts at Louisiana...In previous two seasons (2023-24), compiled 76 receptions, 944 receiving yards and seven receiving touchdowns over 25 games ... did not play as a true freshman. Considered one of the nation’s top tight ends in the transfer portal prior to signing with Texas Tech. 2024 SEASON (SOPHOMORE/LOUISIANA)-----Started all 13 games played in ... did not participate in Ragin' Cajuns bowl game.Tabbed to the All-Sun Belt first team in first season as the Rajin' Cajuns starting tight end. Owned the fifth-best receiving grade (89.2) among all FBS tight ends according to Pro Football Focus.Ranked second on the team in receptions (48), receiving yards (689), receiving touchdowns (4) and receiving yards per game (53.0). Led all Sun Belt tight ends in receiving yards and receiving yards per game.
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