Big-bodied, dependable TE with untapped upside after a quiet but productive first role
Grayson Brousseau’s current value is as a developing, high-upside tight end: in the 2025 season at Oklahoma State, he played in all 12 games, made two starts, and caught 7 passes for 45 yards, showing he can contribute in a rotational role while his route tree grows. At 6-foot-5, he brings a long frame and reliable hands, and his background as a four-year high-school starter with 92 career catches suggests real receiving talent; he also played some defense in high school, which points to toughness and versatility. He looks like a fit for a team that wants a developmental TE who can eventually become a complete all-around piece.[1][2][6]
