Chiefs have another NFL Draft interest: Harvard FB Kyle Juszczyk

There hasn't been a Harvard football player drafted since quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick in 2005, but that could change this year. Fullback / H-back Kyle Juszczyk has a shot to be drafted, and the team that pulls the trigger could be the Kansas City Chiefs.

Kyle Juszczyk/FB-HBack/Harvard 12 official visits including Buffalo Bills, Jacksonville Jaguars, Miami Dolphins, Kansas City Chiefs

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He is 6'1 and weighs 248 pounds. Check out the numbers from his pro day, where he ran a 4.7 40-yard dash.

Pat Kirwan of CBSSports.com writes:

Kyle Juszczyk from Harvard is an ideal H-back/fullback candidate. He has been impressive as a lead blocker on the inside run game and has decleated a number of linebackers in the run drills. He is a fine receiver out of the backfield or as a wing has been excellent all week. He has soft hands, runs good routes and is physical after the catch. The 49ers run a lot of two- and three-tight sets and a number of teams are studying that offense. Juszczyk would be a great fit for that type of offense.

Can't say I know much anything about Harvard football. Shoot, I can't even pronounce this guy's name.

The Chiefs have a couple of fullbacks on the roster: Patrick DiMarco and Ryan D'Imperio. DiMarco was on the team last year -- Pancakes! -- while D'Imperio was signed this offseason.

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