The Green Bay Packers are looking to harness the potential of their tight ends, Tucker Kraft and Luke Musgrave, as they enter their third year in the league. With Christian Watson sidelined, Kraft's impressive performance last season—catching 50 passes for 707 yards and seven touchdowns—places him at the forefront of the passing game. Coach Matt LaFleur emphasized the need to creatively involve Kraft more in the offense, recognizing his prowess in gaining yards after the catch.

Musgrave, on the other hand, has faced challenges with injuries, limiting his appearances to just 18 games in his first two seasons. However, LaFleur noted Musgrave's strong offseason training and potential to fill the vertical gap while substituting for Watson. As the Packers prepare for the 2025 season, the importance of utilizing both tight ends effectively may be key in improving their overall offensive strategy, particularly as they continue to develop their young receiving corps.