Alie-Cox inked with Indianapolis after going undrafted out of Virginia Commonwealth in 2017, and he's spent his entire NFL career since with the team. He's established himself as a consistent rotational option in the team's tight end corps, which has lacked a solidified No. 1 option in recent years but hopes to have now filled that void via the selection of Tyler Warren at No. 14 overall. At 6-5, 267-pounds, it's slightly disappointing that the playing time Alie-Cox has seen in recent years hasn't translated to him emerging as a consistent red-zone threat.

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