Brandon Pettigrew, to me, is probably the number one ranked tight end. He ran the 40-yard-dash three times. The scouts went with 4.87, which is pretty good. Pettigrew is, no doubt, a five-star caliber player.

Pettigrew has some strengths and weaknesses, though. His size is dominant. You are talking about a kid who is 6'5" and almost 260 pounds! His hands are good for the blocking. And speaking of blocking, he has great down-field blocking ability!

The weaknesses aren't so bad, though.

He sometimes doesn't run his routes well. He also sometimes make the ball go into his body at times. He is also going to be a 24-year-old rookie which means he is older than the average senior.

That came from an arrest.

He is just a big physical tight end. He jumps off the snap and is ready to go. He is reliable passing target for a quarterback in need of one. He has been in workouts with the New York Jets, Carolina Panthers, Buffalo Bills, and Cleveland Browns.

The Jets need a guy like Pettigrew because the Jets can't possibly use Dustin Keller and they already released Chris Baker, who is now on the Patriots. Pettigrew looks to be a tight end for the Atlanta Falcons, though, who are in a huge need of a tight end. The Falcons can have one of the best tight ends since Alge Crumpler.

Pettigrew mostly reminds me of a guy like Marcedes Lewis or Alge Crumpler. Like Crumpler and Lewis, they have the athletic ability and can catch passes. They can block very well.

Pettigrew's stats has been improving more and more over the years. In his first year, 2005, he had 11 catches for 128 yards. He also had one touchdown. Pettigrew also finished with 11.6 yards per catch.

2006 was going a little better. He had 24 catches for 310 yards. He also had a career-high, four touchdowns. He also had close 13 yards per catch (12.9). Pettigrew was getting better and better.

2007, personally, was his best year I think. He had 35 catches for 540 yards and another career-high, four touchdown. Pettigrew also finished with a career-high, 15.4 yards per catch. That year, Pettigrew also had a 54-yard-touchdown.

2008 was Pettigrew's last year. He was a senior. Now he had to be the best he can this year. He had to help Oklahoma State and himself. Pettigrew finished with 42 catches for 472 yards. He also had 11.2 yards per catch. He could have had way better stats but missed four games that year.

Pettigrew also led Oklahoma State to the Holliday Bowl against Oregon. Unfortunately, they lost, 42-31. Pettigrew, although, did finish with some pretty good numbers. He had six catches for 51 yards. He also had 8.5 yards per catch.

Pettigrew finished his career at Oklahoma with 112 receptions for 1,450 yards and nine touchdowns. Pettigrew looks to be a dominant tight end in the NFL. I wish all the luck to Pettigrew. He looks to be a very successful tight end in the NFL.

So scouts, in the draft, is Brandon Pettigrew, tight end out of Oklahoma State, your guy? We'll see.