Matt Waldman on Michael Trigg

Trigg at 308 offers boom-bust upside; inconsistent hands but acceptable value near round four.

Michael Trigg was drafted at pick 308 (near the fourth round) in a tight-end premium league. He's one of the most boom-bust early-round tight ends available with real upside. While Harris notes Trigg would not have passed the Bob Harris-Mason Taylor gauntlet test—a reference to his inconsistent hands, catching difficult passes while dropping easy ones—getting him near the fourth round represents acceptable value given his upside potential.

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