“Miles Campbell is a big athlete. He’s a hybrid. That new-age tight end people like to call them. He can flex out. He’s not the in-line blocker but he’s a guy that creates mismatches. He has a big catch radius. He has very good straight-line speed. He’s a guy who’s played a lot of receiver. He’s a good route runner. He can fight for the football. He’s a guy who’s gotten a lot stronger in the last year or year and a half. He was in that 200-pound mark then. People were asking, ‘Was he a big receiver or a flex tight end?’ He’s definitely grown into that flex tight end. He’s over 230 pounds now. Much more solid frame. Much more physical and much more aggressive.
"I think he’s taken on that confidence role, too. He thinks he can beat that guy whoever is covering him. Whether it be a defensive back or a linebacker. I like his upside. I like his potential. He needs to become a little more explosive. He can expand his route tree and can improve as a blocker, both in-line and on the perimeter, in the SEC. But what he does and what Tennessee wants him to do, and that’s create mismatches, get vertical, run that seam route and be a weapon in the red zone, he does very well.”
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