Also, Senior Bowl is Jan 26 3PM.
Besides Kelce, Ryan Nassib and Zach Dysert will be QBing the North Team.

2012 CFPA Trophy Winners:
http://www.timesunion.com/business/press...181744.php
National Performer of the Year -- Johnny Manziel, Texas A&M
National Defensive Performer of the Year -- Kyle Van Noy, BYU
National Freshman Performer of the Year -- Johnny Manziel, Texas A&M
All-Purpose Performer of the Year -- Tavon Austin, West Virginia
Quarterback Trophy -- AJ McCarron, Alabama
Running Back Trophy -- Ka'Deem Carey, Arizona
Wide Receiver Trophy -- Marqise Lee, USC
Tight End Trophy -- Travis Kelce, Cincinnati
Defensive Lineman Trophy -- Jadeveon Clowney, South Carolina
Linebacker Trophy -- Kyle Van Noy, BYU
Defensive Back Trophy -- Phillip Thomas, Fresno State
Punter Trophy -- Kyle Christy, Florida
Placekicker Trophy -- Cairo Santos, Tulane
Specialist Trophy -- Brandon McManus, Temple
Kickoff Returner Trophy -- Reggie Dunn, Utah
Punt Returner Trophy -- Giovani Bernard, North Carolina
Elite Specialist Trophy -- Dustin Hopkins, Florida State
Elite Defensive Lineman Trophy -- Alex Okafor, Texas
Elite Quarterback Trophy -- Geno Smith, West Virginia
Elite Running Back Trophy -- Le'Veon Bell, Michigan State

Read more: http://www.timesunion.com/business/press...z2HzHKVYLa

Watch Out For TE Kelce
Thursday, January 10, 2013

http://www.rotoworld.com/articles/cfb/42...r-te-kelce
In the past week, the 2013 tight end class got a massive flood of declarations: Tyler Eifert (Notre Dame), Zach Ertz and Levine Toilolo (Stanford), Jordan Reed (Florida), and Gavin Escobar (SDSU). It’s a diverse and highly talented group, all of whom have their unique strengths and weaknesses. Cincinnati senior Travis Kelce (younger brother of Eagles center, Jason Kelce) might have the most complete skillset of them all, though. A 6’6” 260 pound sledgehammer with speed and strength, Kelce will undoubtedly draw comparisons to Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski as he goes through the pre-draft process.

Part of what makes Gronkowski such an impressive NFL tight end (and why Kelce compares favorably to him) is because he’s a strong, technically sound, and tenacious blocker, and the Bearcats use his talents in a number of ways in their run game.

Kelce is a big, fast inviting target that gets down the seam quickly (as pictured above). Somewhat under-utilized as a downfield receiver because of the passing limitations of his quarterbacks, most of Kelce’s production(45-722-8 TDs) came in the underneath passing game as an outlet receiver. His size, strength, speed, and nimble feet make him a bear to bring down after the catch.
Kelce's complete skill set as a blocker and receiver and his ability to line up almost anywhere on the field was the most valuable asset for the Bearcat offense this year, and they made great use of his talent. While he may have toiled away in relative obscurity in comparison to the underclassmen from legacy programs, make no mistake that NFL teams are salivating over what he can bring to an offense.

He came so far so fast..GM's have got to think he's got a huge upside.
I'm going to love having another NFL team to follow..