Being a receiver Kevin Durant Jersey in the NFL means you have to have some confidence in yourself, likely bordering on the line of cockine s. The same applies if you're a tight end as well. Just ask or . Teams might have to live with such an attitude -- or, po sibly worse -- if they want to grab a tight end in the 2015 based on how the pre-draft proce s is playing out. , one of the prospects who has hurt his stock the most in interviews with teams is Miami tight end . "He acted like he was doing us a favor by even talking to us," . "We asked about an i sue he had and he got pi sy." Walford was one of the players who appeared to have shot up draft boards acro s the league after at the , but he has slid backward ever since thanks to his injury history and bad attitude in interviews at both the and during private visits with teams. If you're thinking that the former Hurricanes star is the only prospect causing teams to re-evaluate the position though, you'd be wrong. Attitude is an i sue with three of the top four tight ends in this year's cla s, according to Zierlein. While the analyst doesn't believe things are as bad with Minnesota's and South Carolina's compared to Walford, it's still not helping their cause when it comes to the draft. That could be part of the reason why no analyst projects a tight end to go in the first round of the draft this year. , Zierlein slotted Williams to the in with the 42nd overall pick while Walford was projected to go at the 70th overall pick by the in . Both selections are a far cry from the first-round talk that surfaced around the prospects at the scouting combine, but it appears now we know why teams are souring on the tight end cla s this year. You can follow Bryan Fischer on Twitter at . Kaleb Wesson Jersey