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Virgil Green, TE, Denver BroncosUSA TODAY Sports
A role player for the Denver Broncos, Virgil Green won’t be a big-ticket free-agent signing this offseason, but he very well could be a breakout player for a team that decides to make an investment in him.
Nicknamed “the Hulk,” according to Troy E. Renck of The Denver Post, Green has emerged as a key run blocker for the Broncos offense. and was graded by Pro Football Focus (subscription required) as the fourth-best run-blocking tight end in the NFL this season.
Coming out of Nevada in the 2011 draft, however, Green was more heralded for his athleticism and receiving skill than he was for his blocking. With a 4.64-second 40-yard dash and 42.5-inch vertical jump, according to NFL.com, Green was one of the top performers among tight end at the 2011 NFL Scouting Combine.
Green has only caught 23 passes for 206 yards in four years with the Broncos, but that’s as much due to lack of opportunity—on an offense loaded with pass-catching weapons—as any lack of skill on his part.
Unlikely to get a big offer from the Broncos, who already have a bevy of big veteran contracts on their roster, Green could end up being signed for around $2 million per year and well outperform his contract value.
exactly the type of TE we can use and cheap
A role player for the Denver Broncos, Virgil Green won’t be a big-ticket free-agent signing this offseason, but he very well could be a breakout player for a team that decides to make an investment in him.
Nicknamed “the Hulk,” according to Troy E. Renck of The Denver Post, Green has emerged as a key run blocker for the Broncos offense. and was graded by Pro Football Focus (subscription required) as the fourth-best run-blocking tight end in the NFL this season.
Coming out of Nevada in the 2011 draft, however, Green was more heralded for his athleticism and receiving skill than he was for his blocking. With a 4.64-second 40-yard dash and 42.5-inch vertical jump, according to NFL.com, Green was one of the top performers among tight end at the 2011 NFL Scouting Combine.
Green has only caught 23 passes for 206 yards in four years with the Broncos, but that’s as much due to lack of opportunity—on an offense loaded with pass-catching weapons—as any lack of skill on his part.
Unlikely to get a big offer from the Broncos, who already have a bevy of big veteran contracts on their roster, Green could end up being signed for around $2 million per year and well outperform his contract value.
exactly the type of TE we can use and cheap