Kylen Granson Dynasty Value

Granson played two years at Rice before transferring to SMU, and his 37-game career produced 129 receptions for 1,879 yards and 16 touchdowns at a 14.6 yards-per-reception clip. That is genuine volume. He caught 33 balls for 381 yards as a Rice freshman in 2016, averaging 4.7 catches and 54.4 yards per game across 7 contests, then added 18 catches for 241 yards in 8 games the following year. After sitting out the transfer year, Granson exploded at SMU in 2019 with 43 receptions for 721 yards and 9 touchdowns in 12 games, working the seams at 16.8 yards per catch. His 2020 was 35 catches for 536 yards and 5 scores in 10 games, sustaining 3.5 catches and 53.6 yards per game. The career averages of 3.5 receptions and 50.8 yards per game over 37 games represent a substantial body of work, even factoring in AAC competition. No combine data exists, which clouds the athletic picture. R4.127 for a productive, experienced tight end whose receiving numbers at SMU were legitimately impressive regardless of conference, though the lack of testing data leaves questions about his physical ceiling.