Bills TE Chris Gragg is behind Scott Chandler and Tony Moeaki at OTAs. He appears to be competing with Lee Smith for third-string duties. Gragg has mild Dynasty league appeal as a 4.50 speedster at 6-foot-3, 244. Chandler appears locked in as Buffalo's starter. Moeaki is the favorite for No. 2 work.

Bills TE Chris Gragg was held catch-less in Week 11 against the Jets. A week after seeing six targets and scoring his first NFL touchdown, Gragg was a non-factor. He only has fantasy value in deeper Dynasty leagues.

Bills TE Chris Gragg caught four passes for 25 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's Week 10 loss to Pittsburgh. Gragg is an interesting size-speed specimen who could be a drain on Bills starting TE Scott Chandler's production the rest of the way. In fourth-quarter garbage time Sunday, Gragg hauled in a two-yard touchdown pass from E.J. Manuel. Gragg is more of a Dynasty than re-draft league fantasy prospect.

According to BuffaloBills.com, seventh-round TE Chris Gragg "frequented the end zone" in OTAs.

Seventh-round Bills TE Chris Gragg's college teammate Ryan Mallett compares him to Aaron Hernandez.

Bills agreed to terms with No. 222 overall pick TE Chris Gragg on a four-year contract. Gragg (6-foot-2 3/4, 244) led all tight ends at the Combine with a 4.50 forty, 37.5-inch vertical, and 10-foot-5 broad jump. He isn't going to block anyone, and Gragg plays the position more like a receiver. Gragg is super athletic, and he'll be another weapon in a Buffalo offense that lacked them last season.