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Player Outlook
Delp is one of several 2026 rookie tight ends that have long-term upside and little 2026 appeal. You can leave him on the waiver wire in redraft, but he is worth consideration in rookie drafts as early as Round 3. His production profile is not exciting at all, but he has good size, great athleticism, and has been making noise already at the Saints' offseason workouts. It would not be surprising if he were the starting tight end for New Orleans in 2027.

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  • Saints' Oscar Delp: Drawing targets during minicamp

    Delp returned to team drills Tuesday after he dealt with a hamstring issue during the Saints' OTAs, Ross Jackson of LouisianaSports.net reports. Delp didn't get a ton of opportunities as a pass catcher in college, but the third-round rookie demonstrated great speed when he ran a 4.49-second 40-yard dash at Georgia's Pro Day back in March. Now that he's fully healthy again, he'll compete for snaps and targets at tight end behind starter Juwan Johnson.
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