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Message: <blockquote data-quote="OldSchool101" data-source="post: 1043830" data-attributes="member: 10086">We really should take into consideration his history at Oregon State and his Draft Profile to set expectations. In College he had limited production. Partly he started late, then a shortened Covid season, then a serious injury in his Junior Season. Productivity wise he was good but in limited looks.Here’s a Scouting clip from Bleacher report describing his path to NFL success. It’s pretty consistent across many Scouting reports on him.From Bleacher Report  In all, Musgrave's height, athletic tools and baseline blocking skills give him everything he needs to be a weapon. He can succeed as a field-stretching tight end who doesn't have to leave the field on run downs, which gives him access to aggressive play-action concepts to make use of his speed. He will need to add weight and muscle in order to handle himself in traffic and over the middle of the field, however. Hopefully a year or two in an NFL weight training system can do the trick and unlock his potential.For now he’s injured, so we’ll all have to remain patient. He’s not going anywhere anytime soon. Heres to hoping Sims will shine in his absence.</blockquote>

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