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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.
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2-21 (10.5) vs OreState; 1 for 2 (2.0) 1 TD vs PennSt, 1-56 (56.0) vs Rutgers, then 4 catches in 1st and 2nd round of playoffs. Played in all 15 games in first season with the Ducks, making 10 starts. Helped Oregon reach the College Football Playoff Semifinal. Caught 32 passes for 510 yards and three touchdowns. 510 receiving yards ranked sixth in Oregon single-season tight end history. Fourth on the team in receiving yards and fifth in receptions. At least one reception in each of the last 14 games, including eight multi-catch performances. Inconsistent and needs technique, especially in-line.
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