As a four-star recruit coming out of high school, Dajleon Farr had the supreme misfortune of playing in the Larry Coker regime under the University of Miami’s horrible offensive coordinators — in Patrick Nix and Rich Olson and a sorry-ass qb in Kyle Wright. I didn’t blame him for transferring to Memphis.

Farr is a very good blocker and a viable red zone target. He displayed great hands while at “da U.” It’s a shame, for he could’ve really developed and extremely benefited from better coaching in college.

In my honest opinion, I still believe he has some upside — mainly because of what I just stated in my first paragraph above.

If Farr makes the most of his opportunity in Big D — and somehow makes the team — I believe that he could truly develop under TE coach John Garrett. And who knows, he could have an NFL career as a backup tight end.

We shall see.