When Adam Peters drafted Ben Sinnott in the second round of the 2024 draft, I was ecstatic. I’d fallen in love with him early in the lead up to the draft and, given where they selected him, the front office may have even been higher on him than I was. They took him at pick No. 53.
In the post-draft aftermath, it came out that Peters’ former organization was poised to grab the athletic tight end as well, if Washington hadn’t first:
“The lack of production behind Kittle, 30, is why the 49ers closely studied the position in this year’s draft class and likely would have used their second-round pick, No.