Long, developmental Maine tight end still searching for first impact stats
Grigson enters his sophomore year at Maine as a **6-foot-5, 215-pound** tight end with obvious developmental upside, but public stat logs show **no recorded college statistics yet**, so his value is more projection than production right now.[1][2] What makes him intriguing is the frame: he has the size to grow into a true in-line TE or mismatch target, and Maine is carrying him as an active roster piece rather than a buried depth-only name.[1][2] If your team wants an **early-stage, toolsy TE** to develop rather than an immediate stat-sheet producer, he fits that profile.
