NFL Draft: 5 best landing spots for Vols Ethan Wolf

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TAMPA, FL – JANUARY 1: Ethan Wolf #82 of the Tennessee Volunteers makes a reception against the Northwestern Wildcats during the second half of the Outback Bowl at Raymond James Stadium on January 1, 2016, in Tampa, Florida. (Photo by Mike Carlson/Getty Images) /

The 2018 NFL Draft begins on April 26th. Where are the best landing spots for former Vols tight end, Ethan Wolf?

Tennessee football has had some recent success when it comes to the NFL Draft. Three quick mentions that are still in the short term memory banks of Vol fans are Josh Dobbs, Alvin Kamara, and Super Bowl Champion, Derek Barnett.

So now we turn out attention to the Vols that have entered the 2018 NFL Draft. Will they get drafted? If so, where are a couple of best landing spots for each player? This article, our attention is turned to former tight end, Ethan Wolf.

Wolf has a big frame at 6-foot-6. He recorded 91 receptions for 996 yards and added seven touchdowns. The unique thing about Wolf is he could be used early on in his career in either the run or the passing game.

While at Tennessee, Wolf was a fantastic run blocker but was a very productive pass-catching tight end. By the end of his senior season, Wolf passed Jason Witten for fourth most receiving yards by a tight end in Tennessee football program history.

Passing the great Jason Witten for any reason when it comes to records is saying something. Wolf never was dynamic and was mostly overlooked with all the offensive playmakers the Vols had but don’t underestimate the impact he had on the team.

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Right now by most draft analysis, Wolf is projected to be drafted in the 7th Round or find himself signing as an undrafted free agent. Here is a list of 5 teams that could land Ethan Wolf.

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