That's a great question," Njoku told Sporting News. "I'm just trying to be the best I can be, feel fresh and compete so I can show the world what I can do."Njoku finished with 43 catches for 698 yards — an average of 16.2 yards per catch — with eight TDs for the Hurricanes in 2016. He came to Miami as a 217-pound receiver. He leaves as its next NFL-bound tight end.MOCK DRAFT at https://www.rsgole.com/