Draft Scout Snapshot:DS Rating on 9-1-10: #3 WR, #47/750 Overall, 2-3 2009: Was extremely productive on his 40 receptions, averaging 19.9 yards per catch. That average ranked third in school history among players with at least 20 receptions in a season. He had nine receptions of 35 yards or longer. In the return game his 27.9-yard average on kickoff returns was second in the Big 12 and the best by a Husker in two decades, while his 10.7 yards per punt return ranked second in the league. He added 48 yards and a touchdown on three rushes and was the only Husker to reach the end zone by rush, reception and return. He finished with a team-high 121.2 all-purpose yards per game, good for ninth in the Big 12...2008: Played in all 13 games with four starts. He finished with 23 receptions for 214 yards and had six games with multiple catches. He had three games with three or more receptions...2007: Played in seven games as a reserve receiver and on kickoff coverage.
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12/31/12 - TE Niles Paul's 48-yard kickoff return vs. the Cowboys was the longest by an NFL TE in 31 seasons.
10/29/12 - TE Niles Paul's 37-yard catch against Pittsburgh was the longest of his two-year career.
08/19/12 - TE Niles Paul, who struggled last week in his first game since switching from wide receiver during the offseason, started slowly but finished with four catches for 25 yards and a touchdown against Chicago.
05/10/12 - WR Niles Paul moved from the crowded receiver group to tight end in case Fred Davis screws up again and Chris Cooley falls victim to his knee or high salary. Logan Paulsen, a 2010 rookie free agent who finished last year as the starter, is much more of a blocker than a downfield threat.
"Niles is a guy that has a chance to really help us at that position," coach Mike Shanahan said. "He gives us depth and obviously some big-play capabilities."
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