Oscar Delp

● Broad through his shoulders, with muscularity in arms and legs ● Strong, deceiving strides to outpace pursuit, before or after the catch (grew up watching Tony Gonzalez as a Falcons fan) ● Shows little gear-down at the tops of routes, snapping off his plant foot and continuing momentum ● Can defeat man coverage with lower-body agility ● Respectable catch radius and stays coordinated as a leaper ● Able to frame the ball with steady hands when windows are clear ● Physical on C-gap blocks to spring runs to the perimeter ● Accountable; gets his work done (NFL scout: “Doesn’t really move the needle either way.”)

● Only adequate core strength and contact balance as an inline blocker ● Caught overextending in attempts to sustain and finish ● Shorter arms at NFL combine were not surprising, based on the film ● Unproductive as a receiver in the intermediate part of the field (better short or deep) ● Has a tough time securing throws when asked to play through contact ● Played 2025 season with a hairline fracture in his left foot, which was flagged at the NFL combine and prevented him from working out; played through torn ligaments in his right hand as a high school junior in 2020, although that injury required offseason surgery

A three-year starter at Georgia, Delp was a Y tight end in offensive coordinator Mike Bobo’s offense. He played alongside Brock Bowers in 2022 and 2023 and was expected to become more of a featured part of the offense over his junior and senior seasons. However, his receiving production declined slightly over the past two years — he never reached 25 catches in a single season at Georgia. Delp is a good-sized athlete who is still figuring out how to reach his football ceiling. He has above-average speed and body control for his frame, which shows in his route running and when he has a runway after the catch (he models his game after AJ Barner). He plays with physicality in all areas of his game, although his catch-point focus tends to decline when he’s challenged. He strains as a blocker, inline and on the move, although his lack of length limits him at times. Overall, Delp has an underwhelming college resume, but grading to the flashes shows an NFL player who can impact games as a receiver and blocker. He is a prime candidate to be a better pro than he was a college player.