player in the team's passing offense, catching just 16 passes in 2012 for 269 yards and four touchdowns.

Stoneburner has good speed as well as versatility, as Bloom notes:

He can move around the formation and play multiple spots, which is becoming more common in today's NFL. His quality hands and ball skills reflect his wide receiver background, and he can threaten a defense downfield and effectively work between the hashes.

His blocking could use work, however, and he would benefit from added strength.

15. Lucas Reed, New Mexico

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New Mexico tight end Lucas Reed suffered from poor quarterback play in 2012, catching just five passes for 37 yards after pulling down 22 for 241 the previous year.

Though he's 6'6", he weighs just 247 pounds and is on the bubblewhen it comes to being drafted. Per WalterFootball.com, he was helped out by good showings at the East-West Shrine game and his pro day, which should give him a bit of a boost.

18. Joseph Fauria, UCLA

You can read Sigmund Bloom's full scouting report for Joseph Fauria here.

UCLA tight end Joseph Fauria is quite the divisive prospect. He's Miller's lowest-ranked tight end and the one with the biggest bust potential as well.

Fauria is a better receiver than blocker, pulling down 46 passes in 2012 for 637 yards and 12 touchdowns. He's a dangerous red-zone threat—which is also a nice way to say that he lacks speed. He ran a 4.78-second 40-yard dash at his pro day.

At 6'7", Fauria can certainly outmatch any defender tasked to him, from a height