He told me that the top of my routes was good. He didn't say it like that, but he said it. So, just being able to hear that from him was cool, Fidone told KETV reporter Matt Sottile.Fidone, who could have a bit more of an uphill battle to make the 53-man roster given the depth ahead of him–Theo Johnson,

New York Giants rookie TE Thomas Fidone II apparently caught the eye of Travis Kelce at Tight End University and drew hefty praise.

Thomas Fidone II may be a seventh-round draft pick, but he's got the raw tools to not only impress the New York Giants, but an All-Pro at Tight End University.