STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — Mike Gesicki has spoken with representatives from all 32 NFL teams, but he knows there is an emphasis on Philadelphia, with the Eagles’ need at tight end now that reserves Brent Celek and Trey Burton are gone.
Gesicki, who graduated from Penn State in December, will likely be one of the first tight ends drafted on April 26. And there is a possibility the Eagles could fulfill their need for the position with him late in the first round.
“I think I can fit in an offense like that,” he said Tuesday at Penn State’s pro day.