Ben Sinnott
Position: TE – Projected: 4th Round
History & Measurables
Born: June 14th, 2002 – Waterloo, IA
High School: Columbus Catholic
College: Kansas State
Height: 6’3″ Weight: 250 lbs
Traits & Characteristics
The Good
- Soft Hands
- Great Balance
- Powerful to Break Initial Tackle
The Bad
- Inconsistent Block
- Average Athleticism
- Does not Show Great Speed on Tape
Advanced Analytics Notes
2023 Receiving: 20 Target Minimum
- 81.0 PFF Receiving Grade (9th among TEs)
- 14 missed tackles forced (4th among TEs)
- 6.8 YAC/REC (T-32nd among TEs)
- 2.02 yards per route run (9th among TEs)
- 87.8% Route Participation (30th Among TEs)
- 10.1 ADOT (T-23rd Among TEs)
- 105.3 Passer Rating when targeted (66th Among TEs)
- 31 Receiving 1st Downs (T-3rd among TEs)
2023 Blocking Stats
- 82.0 PFF Run Blocking Grade (6th Among TEs)
- 390 Run Blocking Snaps (T-5th Among TEs)
- 72.8 PFF Pass Blocking Grade (T-37th Among TEs)
- 32 Pass Blocking Snaps (140th Among TEs)
2024 Combine
- 4.68 40 Yard Dash (8th of 11 participants)
- 20 Yard Shuttle: 4.23 Seconds (3rd of 7 participants)
- Three Cone: 6.82 Seconds (1st of 7 participants)
- Vertical Jump: 37” (1st of 10 participants)
- Broad Jump: 10’6” (1sth of 10 participants)
- Bench Press: N/A
Film Notes and Highlights
Ben Sinnott is a sure-handed tight end. At Kansas State, he had a variety of positions he lined up in. Sinnott was very good in motion as a lead blocker on run plays. When it came to pass blocking he showed great effort, but at times would get over-powered or was not fast enough for edge rushers.
Sinnott shows great balance in making contested catches and is able to make the first person miss most time with his power. He is mostly going to be in the 5-15 yard range as a chain mover. Sinnott is good and finding spots in the zone but is not a deep threat. Only 12 of his 73 targets were 20 yards or more down the field. I think he would be great in the red zone and fit the hybrid H-Back role. – Brandon Haye
(Games Watched: vs Missouri 2023, vs Iowa St 2023, vs Baylor 2022)
THREAD: #Chiefs hosted K-State TE Ben Sinnott on a 30 visit Monday, ahead of Tuesday's local Pro Day
Considered undersized under 6'4" & 250 lb, Sinnott makes up for it with athleticism
His 6.82 3-cone (96th percentile) shows up in his route running pic.twitter.com/04gCXEVSik
— Ron Kopp Jr. (@Ron_Kopp) April 9, 2024
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