In a draft class lacking true “do it all” tight ends, Asiasi is a rare bird. He can slot in next to the tackle and handle the blocking responsibilities asked of him, in both the run and the passing game, but also can detach from the line and be a threat as a receiver. In the passing game, he shows the awareness to find open spaces in zone coverage, and his releases off the line of scrimmage are sudden and with purpose. He threatens the leverage of the nearest defender well, and when jammed off the line, he barely loses a step. (Richard Mackson-USA TODAY Sports)
In a draft class lacking true “do it all” tight ends, Asiasi is a rare bird. He can slot in next to the tackle and handle the blocking responsibilities asked of him, in both the run and the passing game, but also can detach from the line and be a threat as a receiver. In the passing game, he shows the awareness to find open spaces in zone coverage, and his releases off the line of scrimmage are sudden and with purpose. He threatens the leverage of the nearest defender well, and when jammed off the line, he barely loses a step. (Richard Mackson-USA TODAY Sports)