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2027 NFL Draft
Luke Lindenmeyer vs Brett Norfleet
Nebraska Cornhuskers
TE · #44Missouri Tigers
TE · #87Luke Lindenmeyer and Brett Norfleet are compared using 2027 Fanspeak Consensus rankings, 2025 college production from their player profiles, On The Clock draft activity, and creator scouting reports.
Lower consensus ranks and average picks indicate earlier draft projections. Missing values remain unavailable. Measurements and cross-position production are shown without winner labels. Change either player to open another shareable matchup.
| Luke Lindenmeyer | Statistic | Brett Norfleet |
|---|---|---|
| 29 | Receptions | 31 (leading value) |
| Leading value: 312 | Receiving Yards | 254 |
| 2 | Receiving TDs | 5 (leading value) |
| Luke Lindenmeyer | Statistic | Brett Norfleet |
|---|---|---|
| 6-3 | Height | 6-6 |
| 255 lb | Weight | 255 lb |
| Luke Lindenmeyer | Statistic | Brett Norfleet |
|---|---|---|
| #319 | Fanspeak rank | #166 (leading value) |
| — | Position rank | TE 8 |
| 229.0 | Average pick | 192.4 (leading value) |
| 51 | Times drafted | 1,272 (leading value) |
| Leading value: 50 | Hype Score | 49 |
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✓ Leading recorded value · — Unavailable
Dean Kindig
5-47 (9.4) vs Cincinnati after entering the year with five career catches for 50 yards. Special bond between Nebraska TE Luke Lindenmeyer and 12-year old pediatric brain cancer patient Liam Settles watch the interview.
Full player profileDean Kindig
3-35 (11.7) vs SCAR; 2-11 (5.5) vs OK. 2025: Started 10 games this season and played in 11, missing only the Texas A&M contest with a shoulder injury. Hauled in 31 receptions for 254 yards and a team-best five touchdowns on the season. Ranked third on the squad in receptions (27) and is fifth in receiving yards (230). Norfleet's five touchdowns were tied for 13th among tight ends nationally. His 10-career receiving touchdowns are tied for the fifth most by a tight end in program history. An integral part of the Tigers' high-powered run game, Norfleet's blocking skills helped MU rank eighth nationally in yards per game (228.3 YPG). His prowess in the C-area was key in Ahmad Hardy's single-season record 1,649 rush yards.
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