Prototypical Tight End with Big-Play Efficiency
Christopherson’s value is in his efficiency and pedigree: at Missouri, he has shown reliable hands with 3 catches for 47 yards in the 2020 season, good for a strong 15.7 yards per catch, and ESPN lists him as a tight end who can stretch the field rather than just block.[1][3] He was also a three-star recruit and ranked as high as the No. 21 TE in the 2017 class by ESPN, which points to legit talent and upside.[6] If you want a TE who can add matchup value and occasional explosive plays, he’s worth a look.[1][6]
