Luke Musgrave Dynasty Value

An Oregon State tight end whose college career was defined more by what could have been than what actually happened on the field. Musgrave played just 19 games across four seasons, finishing with 45 receptions for 604 yards and 2 touchdowns. Injuries wiped out most of 2019 and 2022, leaving a thin sample: 10 catches in 5 games during the COVID-shortened 2020 season, 22 catches for 304 yards in 10 games as a junior, and then only 2 games as a senior where he managed 11 catches for 169 yards before going down again. That last two-game stretch at 5.5 catches and 84.5 yards per game hinted at what a healthy version of this player could look like. 251 pounds, 4.61 forty, 36-inch vertical. The testing is the entire reason he went in the second round. Career averages of 2.4 catches and 31.8 yards per game with only 2 touchdowns do not justify a R2.42 selection on production alone. This is a bet on a physical toolkit that injuries prevented college football from ever fully seeing.