Butler TE with a defensive-back profile and matchup upside
Ryan Webb is listed by ESPN as Butler’s No. 2 cornerback, not a tight end, so the available data suggests a likely position mismatch in the prompt.[1] Based on that listing, his appeal would be versatility and coverage value more than box-score production—traits that matter if you need a flexible defender who can handle space, matchup assignments, and special-teams work.[1] There isn’t enough reliable public performance data in the results to make a strong ranking or stat-based evaluation, so the safest read is that he’s a depth-and-role player whose fit depends on coverage needs rather than headline numbers.[1]
