The 2 TE rooks, together, will accumulate 70 receptions, 750 yards, and 6 TDs. They'll have their ups and downs but MLF will have them on the field alot.

After Lewis, Tonyan, Sterberger, Deguara , Graham, Etc.
I understand the excitement.
And if you're going back to Finley.
Then Bennet and Richard Rodgers go on the list.
But before you praise anyone.
Think of the Past money spent.
I get there might be something about these two.
And Thats the production for the price.
The upside isn't far fetched.
It's what TT would have done.

Bet if M Lewis isn't signed he will be back with Packers sometime before or during season!

The one we may be relying on a little more, at least in the early going, is Kraft. From Athlon Sports: "Kraft has more of a George Kittle-type of approach to the game, thriving on physicality with the ball in his hands and eagerness to mix it up as a blocker....As a blocker, he can hold his own in-line and has enough functional strength to hold up against edge defenders." That's the kind of stuff I want to hear. It's going to be tough to replace the blocking of Lewis, but in Kraft we're getting a guy who should be able to get down and dirty with the added bonus of making catches over the middle to keep those chains moving.

Both players can line up in multiple spots, but you obviously want to take advantage of Musgrave's straight-line speed and overall athleticism. He should have a huge advantage against shorter defenders in the red zone. However, he wasn't greatly experienced coming out of college and his play strength was routinely noted as an area needed for improvement. So while Musgrave may have more upside, the development may take a bit longer.

We need to finish the preseason will both guys fully intact and ready to go vs. the Bears.

Everyone is optimistic this time of year. That's to be expected. But let's be realistic. It's unlikely the TE's will be setting records with a new, inexperienced QB. And that's okay. If they collectively grow and improve as they gain experience, that should be considered a success even if they're not overly productive. If they really produce, that's just a bonus. We often talk about which players will make a big leap up in their sophomore season. Let's see what these guys are doing next year before we cast judgment.

I think Bubba Franks’ 34 receptions record will be shattered this season. Shredded. Blown to pieces.

Never before have the Packers had so many 4.3 WRs, especially combined with 2 of the NFL’s Top RBs. Musgrave and Kraft will get open underneath coverage, a lot.

Hard to predict how the passes will be distributed this season, but excited to see so many dynamic young targets. GPG!

It is definitely gonna be interesting to see the rookie TE's take on a larger than normally expected role in this offense and I will be keen to see how it works out. Given how drafting is a crap shoot (JaMarcus Russel #1 overall, Tom Brady a 6th rounder lol) having one of these two stick around the league and contribute to the Packers would be considered a modest success but that doesnt mean that one of them cant be a good find while the other is solid, serviceable player. Even if they both under perform this year doesnt mean that they are bust though, its definitely gonna be 2-3 years of waiting for them to develop and see what they are about if they dont flash and show some juice right away. Everybody is constantly talking about how it takes 2-3 years to develop as a tight end which is why Im curios about a different TE on the roster....Tyler Davis. I get that he might not have the same potential or tools as the rookies and that he had a horrible camp last year. At the same time he is, at this point in camp, the teams best blocking TE (gonna get some snaps from that alone) he has at time shown good hands (not consistently though). He should know the system (and more importantly how the coaches want that system ran), the timeline is right as he has had 2-3 years to learn his job I dont think its unrealistic that he makes a jump and gives us tonyan like production for a year or two. Then again sometimes flashes of potential are just that, flashes. There for a second and gone just as fast.

Ah Jarmarcus, how could we not remember. Don't forget the big goon the pack took that is right in the top ten of worst all time