HEIGHT: 6’3″

WEIGHT: 243

HAND: 9⅛”

ARM: 32⅛”

WINGSPAN: 77⅛”

40 YARD RUN: N/A

3-CONE: 7.08

SHUTTLE: 4.38

VERTICAL: N/A

BROAD: N/A

POSITIVES

— In general, good player in space. Smooth and agile movement.

— Speed ​​above average. He can cross the line of scrimmage and get away from inferior defenders.

— Play with natural and safe hands. He can catch passes outside his frame with consistency.

— Good blocker as an off-ball tight end and movement player. Useful for slicing, throwing and going into space.

NEGATIVES

— Light and trimmed structure. As a result, you may have difficulty being a true Y online.

— Below average ability to win the ball in the air. He’s not a traditional contested catch or a red zone tight end.

— Provides good effort and technique as a blocker, but prone to being physically overwhelmed.

STATISTICS 2023

— 15 G, 46 REC, 433 YDS (9.4 AVG), 4 TD

GRADES

— Born June 9, 1999

— Unranked recruit in 2018 class, according to 247Sports

— Nine career starts

– Played with a thumb injury in 2023, had surgery after the season.

IN GENERAL

Jack Westover is a cut down older prospect who profiles well as a “on the move” tight end.

Westover is on the smaller side of things, standing at 6’3″ and 243 pounds. His short arms and wingspan only exacerbate that. Westover isn’t built like a standard Y-tight end who blocks downhill and wins like disputed reception security.

At the same time, Westover moves fluidly. He is an agile athlete with enough speed to be a nuisance in the open field. Westover is also a clean pass catcher. While he doesn’t look for the ball in the air, he catches passes without breaking stride and knows how to find the ball out of his frame.

Westover can also be useful as a blocker despite his size. Westover’s athleticism makes him valuable for moving blocks, such as cutting through the formation to kick the backfield or advancing into space. Westover also blocks with good effort and technique.

Westover can be a solid backup tight end playing off the ball. His movement skills in space and his useful motion-based blocking profile give him a clear role in the league.

QUALIFICATION: 5.7 (Reserve/Draftable – 6th/7th round)

GENERAL RANK: 204

POSITION RANGE: TE11

PROFESSIONAL COMPARISON: Noah Gray

Written by B/R NFL Scout Derrik Classes

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