The Washington Commanders have selected TE Ben Sinnott with the No.53 pick in the NFL Draft.
In one of the best fantasy landing spots on day 2, Ben Sinnott should become the TE1 sooner rather than later for the Washington Commanders. Sinnott operated as the top pass-catcher for the Kansas State Wildcats in 2023, lining up all over the field. His versatility should carry over to the NFL level as well, as Kliff Kingsbury will find ways to move him around the offense.
Logan Thomas is retired and Zach Ertz is no longer the Pro-Bowl TE he once was with the Philadelphia Eagles. While Sinnott may not be the starter week one, he should garner targets right away from their new talented rookie quarterback, Jayden Daniels. Sinnott is easily the TE2 behind Brock Bowers in the class and is a strong pick in the mid-second round of dynasty rookie drafts.
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Kansas State TE Ben Sinnott’s stock is on the rise after testing well at the Combine.
Kansas State TE Ben Sinnott’s stock is on the rise after testing well at the Combine. After posting a 9.49 RAS at the Combine, Sinnott’s stock is skyrocketing. Sinnott posted the best jumps in the tight end group on Friday with a 9.70 broad and a 9.92 vertical jump. Sinnott’s 40-yard dash also came in at an impressive 4.68. Sinnott ranked 1st in broad, vertical and 3 cone drills out of those that tested on Friday. Sinnott is a great blocker and a strong route runner and should garner attention from NFL teams in need of an all around versatile tight end.
Currently, Sinnott is being projected to go in the 3rd round of the NFL draft, after this showing, Sinnott has improved his draft stock drastically. Sinnott is currently a value being drafted in the 3rd round of Superflex Rookie drafts, a trend that will likely change with these Combine results. Sinnott is now being looked at in the same tier as Ja’Tavion Sanders and Theo Johnson, and is now in the conversation as the second tight end to going off the board in rookie drafts.
