#kylen granson

The men on the end of the line of scrimmage need attention too. Last Sunday was National Tight End Day, which meant the Indianapolis Colts were celebrating Kylen Granson, Mo-Allie Cox, and Jack Doyle. These boys block for the offense but also come in clutch with either the small yardage 3rd downs and sometimes the big plays down field. 

The newest of the Colts tight ends is Granson. He was drafted in the 4th round, 127th pick in 2021 according to NFL.com. As of right now, he is a multipurpose player starting on special teams. 

The all-star on offense is Cox. According to the NFL, Cox is having one of his best seasons. He has 4 touchdowns and 177 yards. In the last 3 years besides this season, he’s had 4 touchdowns and 620 yards combined. Cox has been a great target for Wentz because he stands at 6-foot-5 and 267 pounds. His greatest strength is his speed and toughness after the catch.

Last but not least is the veteran Doyle. Doyle has played 9 seasons with the Colts since being an undrafted free agent in 2013 according to the Colts website. His best season with the Colts was back in 2016 when he scored 5 touchdowns and 584 yards according to the NFL. He hasn’t played much this season missing the last 3 games with back problems according to NBC Sports Edge. 

Every player is valuable on the Colts roster and in the NFL. Players are all equal regardless of skill and talent. They play for the love of the game.