Eric Luttrell could not believe rookie tight end Theo Johnson is slipping completely off the board in Underdog’s 18-round Puppy drafts. Luttrell reminded viewers that New York spent a second-round pick on Johnson after Darren Waller’s retirement, leaving only Daniel Bellinger (career 10% target rate) as token competition. Johnson ran a 4.57 forty at 259 pounds and posted a 93rd-percentile broad jump— measurables that Eric compared to Dallas Goedert’s pre-draft profile. With Brian Daboll historically featuring the tight end in the red zone (Giants TEs have averaged 21% of team end-zone targets under Daboll), Johnson has a clear path to day-one snaps and touchdown equity. Luttrell called him “a draft-day winner who somehow still costs zero capital” and urged drafters to tack him on as their TE3 any time they need a live late-round body instead of recycling dusty veterans.