Morgan McPhaul brings old-school blocking juice to Oklahoma State’s tight end room
In the 2026 season, McPhaul enters Oklahoma State as a redshirt senior and co-starter at tight end, bringing a 6-foot-2, 265-pound frame, veteran experience, and a reputation as a physical, dependable blocker.[1][6][12] He transferred from VMI after playing 1,140 career snaps, catching 30 passes for 255 yards and 2 touchdowns, and his 2025 pass-blocking grade was a career-best 68.9 with only 2 pressures allowed, which screams “move the chains, protect the QB, and be annoying on purpose.”[6] If your team wants a true in-line tone-setter more than a high-volume pass catcher, he looks like a fit; if you need a seam-stretching receiving mismatch, he’s probably more grinder than fireworks.[3][6]
