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Noah Fant-TE-Iowa

Phoenix49ers · 2018-09-13T16:15:03-07:00

Top TE in the country, just so happens to be from Iowa like Kittle and Beathard. The 49ers need another redzone threat, Fant would definitely be a fit with his size, athleticism and receiving ability. Not a polished blocker but a tremendous weapon as a receiver. Has good speed, outstanding quickness, decent route runner with great hands. He's a projected late 1st rounder-early 2nd rounder, could move up quite a bit depending on how he does this season. Good job Noah Fant. Keep Grinding we all see you. 👀 pic.twitter.com/4AeABpCTMn— Willie - WCF (@Fantwc) September 9, 2018Noah Fant is easily the best TE in the country. He has the in line blocking ability, but as a receiver has great size and speed to stretch the field. One of the best athletes in the class. #NFLDraft pic.twitter.com/H8QbS9nTKi— Austin Weber (@A_Weber14) August 29, 2018 IOWA CITY, Ia. — Noah Fant is not a passenger on his own hype train. "My dad. My brother. All of them are on Twitter. That's their job," Iowa's junior tight end said. "I kind of keep those lives separate. As a parent should be, they're proud. They're excited, all that stuff. But my job is to play football. My job is to focus on what I can improve on." Noah Fant hype has been hard to avoid this summer. After setting a Hawkeye record for tight ends with 11 touchdown catches a season ago, he's been making preseason all-American lists, and first-round NFL draft projection lists, and really any list being made by any lister. He's on the short list of most-listed college football player. Fant said coaches never told him why he wasn't an every-down player, but he seems to know the answer. "I 100 percent feel that if you can't block as a tight end, you're going to get limited playing time," Fant said. That means run-blocking has been an area of focus. Fant said he's learned to embrace the less glamorous part of playing tight end. "If I make a big block and our running back goes squirting up the field for 50 yards, or I catch a pass for 50 yards, it's the same thing because we're just as close to the end zone," he said.https://www.hawkcentral.com/story/sports/college/iowa/football/2018/08/17/noah-fant-nfl-iowa-brian-ferentz-hawkeye-tight-ends-preseason-all-americans/1014878002/Noah Fant leads the group of tight ends on our 2019 NFL Draft prospects listhttps://t.co/i4joDrX6AA pic.twitter.com/2m6xjfcBUu— PFF College (@PFF_College) August 16, 2018

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Apr 12, 2019 at 9:35 AM

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Originally posted by NYniner85:
T.J. Hockenson's ball skills
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The other TE's ball skills
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Noah Fant's ball skills
— Mike Renner (@PFF_Mike) April 12, 2019

He is very gifted athlete, but there are some weaknesses in his game that need to be cleaned up. Our coaches should be able to get the best out of him if he does happen to fall.

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