Miles Kitselman

Kitselman went undrafted in the 2026 class and signed with Detroit as a UDFA, the lowest possible acquisition cost — NFL teams attach almost no developmental priority to undrafted blocking tight ends.

He lands behind entrenched every-down stud Sam LaPorta plus blocking specialist Brock Wright in Detroit, leaving essentially zero receiving opportunity on a TE depth chart with no opening.

A 4.90 combine 40 (slowest TE in the class) and five drops in 2025 cap his receiving ceiling; he profiles as an in-line/move blocker, not a fantasy pass-catcher.

Just 48 catches for 554 yards over two SEC seasons, with production dipping to 26-253 in 2025 plus a late-season knee injury, signals a limited receiving floor.

At ~6'4 5/8", 259 lbs with a willing in-line blocking game, he has a real path to a TE3/blocking role that keeps him on an NFL roster — a non-zero floor for a UDFA.

Detroit's pass-heavy offense funnels elite TE value to LaPorta; any LaPorta absence would more likely elevate a receiving back-up than a blocking specialist, but it's the only theoretical volume catalyst.