Grayson had a steady and productive showing throughout camp, especially during testing and drill work where his movement and overall athletic ability were on display. He ran well in space, looked smooth through transitions, and showed a good natural rhythm in how he moved through each phase of the workout.

What also stood out was his natural hands — he tracked the ball cleanly and looked comfortable catching on the move without unnecessary bobbles or wasted motion. In drill periods, he stayed consistent and showed he can be relied on when the ball is in the air.

Grayson is a matchup nightmare in the passing game, using his size and body control to create separation over the middle and along the sidelines. He tracks the ball exceptionally well in traffic, consistently making contested catches and showing soft, reliable hands. In addition to his receiving ability, he’s physical after the catch, gaining extra yards with smart leverage and strong cuts. On the line, he shows solid blocking technique, able to sustain blocks and open lanes in both run and pass schemes. Grayson’s versatility makes him a weapon in multiple formations, and his instincts for finding openings in defenses give him a consistent edge on every snap.

Grayson had an impressive showing at camp as a tight end, blending size, athleticism, and reliable hands. In route-running drills, he displayed the ability to gain separation through sharp footwork and smooth breaks, while consistently tracking the ball in the air. Grayson caught passes in traffic with confidence, showing strong hands and body control to secure contested catches. In individual and team reps, he also flashed the ability to block effectively, using leverage and strength to hold his ground. His combination of versatility, technique, and competitiveness made him a standout throughout the camp.