Billy Bajema was a three-sport athlete in high school who played both quarterback and defensive end for his school's football team. He switched to tight end at Oklahoma State and saw some action as a true freshman before moving into the starting role as a sophomore. He has good size but lacks ideal strength for a tight end. His lack of strength was put on display when he only put up 17 strength reps at his pro day. He does have a good frame to add more bulk and strength and will need to do so. He is a good blocker but he does struggle at times against bigger, stronger defensive linemen. He has average hands and will drop some easy passes at times. He doesn't always use his hands to catch the football which is something he really needs to improve upon. He does a good job of adjusting to bad throws and he will make tough catches in traffic. He lacks the speed to stretch the field (4.86 combine 40), but he is a good short-intermediate range target. Bagema is an extremely intelligent player. He has a double major of Business and Pre-med, maintains a 3.7 grade point average, and made one of the highest scores on the wonderlic with a 37. Billy Bagema is a bit of a developmental prospect. He has needs to work to improve all of the areas of his game. He played special teams in college and could contribute in that area early on in his career with the potential to develop into a solid tight end in a few years. He should get a look in the later rounds in on draft day.