he has to flatten out and maintain leverage on the safety there; that was midway 3rd Q, and Musgrave played 1 snap the rest of the game
the snap counts will likely be closer going forward
Kraft stayed in to block 19.5% of passing downs, and his ADoT was 3.5.
Musgrave - 10%, 15.5
but small sample size
2023
Kraft 7.5% ADoT 4.9
Musgrave 11.3% ADoT 7.4
The other (very) important consideration for TEs is how much they play from the Slot or Wide as that tends to lend itself to high value targets; inline snaps, not so much.
2023
Kraft inline 66.8%, Slot 23.7%, Wide 9.6%
Musgrave inline 52.1%, Slot 39.2%, Wide 8.4%
Musgrave is a far better receiver. I like Kraft a lot, was a big fan of his game when he was at South Dakota State (Dallas Goedert's alma mater), but the way the Packers deploy him, he's a better football player than a FF asset IMO. The Oregon State guy had a YPRR of 1.44 last year compared to 1.13 for the blocking TE.
They'll be weeks where they want Musgrave more involved. Week 1 wasn't it but he's still a key cog in that offense.