Dynasty TE Premium Superflex TE Rankings 2025 (Tight End)

Updated on Thu, 13 Nov 2025

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RK	Player	ADP	Bye	Age	1yr. Proj	3yr. Proj	5yr. Proj	10yr. Proj	DS Analysis	3D Value +


Tier 1
1	Brock Bowers B Bowers LVR TE1	N/A	8	22.9	249	958	1,559	2,778	Bowers lived up to the hype, setting the all-time rookie receptions record with 110, along with the rookie TE receiving yards record with 1,194. Doing all of that on one of the worst offenses in the NFL was tremendously impressive. Bowers projects as a high-end TE1 for the foreseeable future.	64
5yr. Proj 1559 10yr. Proj 2778 ADP N/A Bye 8 Age 22.9 DS Analysis Bowers lived up to the hype, setting the all-time rookie receptions record with 110, along with the rookie TE receiving yards record with 1,194. Doing all of that on one of the worst offenses in the NFL was tremendously impressive. Bowers projects as a high-end TE1 for the foreseeable future.
Tier 2
2	Trey McBride T McBride ARI TE2	N/A	8	25.9	310	859	1,400	2,600	McBride was the PPR TE3 for the 2024 season, and this was despite not scoring a receiving TD until Week 17. His 147 targets and 111 catches were enough to carry him in PPR leagues, and there should be some positive TD regression coming. McBride’s talent and Kyler Murray’s willingness to lock onto him should keep McBride as a top dynasty TE going forward.	57
5yr. Proj 1400 10yr. Proj 2600 ADP N/A Bye 8 Age 25.9 DS Analysis McBride was the PPR TE3 for the 2024 season, and this was despite not scoring a receiving TD until Week 17. His 147 targets and 111 catches were enough to carry him in PPR leagues, and there should be some positive TD regression coming. McBride’s talent and Kyler Murray’s willingness to lock onto him should keep McBride as a top dynasty TE going forward.

3	Tyler Warren T Warren IND TE3	N/A	11	23.4	272	786	1,322	2,547	In 2024, Warren was the Nittany Lions’ leading receiver with 104 catches for 1,233 yards and 8 TDs. He has a massive 6’6, 261-pound frame with the typical Penn State top-tier athleticism. Add in monster in-line blocking, and Warren projects as an impact rookie for the Colts. QB play might cap his short-term ceiling, though. Indy will roll into the season with Anthony Richardson and Daniel Jones.	52
5yr. Proj 1322 10yr. Proj 2547 ADP N/A Bye 11 Age 23.4 DS Analysis In 2024, Warren was the Nittany Lions’ leading receiver with 104 catches for 1,233 yards and 8 TDs. He has a massive 6’6, 261-pound frame with the typical Penn State top-tier athleticism. Add in monster in-line blocking, and Warren projects as an impact rookie for the Colts. QB play might cap his short-term ceiling, though. Indy will roll into the season with Anthony Richardson and Daniel Jones.

Tier 3
4	Colston Loveland C Loveland CHI TE4	N/A	5	21.6	156	585	1,006	1,983	Loveland had an injury-filled 2024, dealing with a shoulder and another undisclosed injury. With Michigan’s offensive issues, Loveland was still their leading receiver with 56 catches for 582 yards and five TDs. His awareness and quick feet make him dangerous against zone coverage, reminiscent of Travis Kelce. We like Loveland’s landing spot alongside QB Caleb Williams and HC Ben Johnson. Note that the Bears can move on from Cole Kmet’s contract in the ‘26 offseason.	34
5yr. Proj 1006 10yr. Proj 1983 ADP N/A Bye 5 Age 21.6 DS Analysis Loveland had an injury-filled 2024, dealing with a shoulder and another undisclosed injury. With Michigan’s offensive issues, Loveland was still their leading receiver with 56 catches for 582 yards and five TDs. His awareness and quick feet make him dangerous against zone coverage, reminiscent of Travis Kelce. We like Loveland’s landing spot alongside QB Caleb Williams and HC Ben Johnson. Note that the Bears can move on from Cole Kmet’s contract in the ‘26 offseason.
5	Sam LaPorta S LaPorta DET TE6	N/A	8	24.8	222	589	964	1,803	After a rocky start to the 2024 season, LaPorta ended the season with five straight PPR TE1 performances. The Lions’ high-octane offense means that LaPorta will always be a threat to score. He is locked in as a top dynasty TE moving forward.	33
5yr. Proj 964 10yr. Proj 1803 ADP N/A Bye 8 Age 24.8 DS Analysis After a rocky start to the 2024 season, LaPorta ended the season with five straight PPR TE1 performances. The Lions’ high-octane offense means that LaPorta will always be a threat to score. He is locked in as a top dynasty TE moving forward.
6	Oronde Gadsden II O Gadsden II LAC TE5	N/A	12	22.3	171	541	993	1,932	The son of the former Miami Dolphins’ WR, Gadsden II is the ultimate tweener prospect. He is too big to be a WR, but not quite built enough to be an in-line TE. Gadsden landed in a promising spot without a long-term TE -- and alongside Justin Herbert.	33
5yr. Proj 993 10yr. Proj 1932 ADP N/A Bye 12 Age 22.3 DS Analysis The son of the former Miami Dolphins’ WR, Gadsden II is the ultimate tweener prospect. He is too big to be a WR, but not quite built enough to be an in-line TE. Gadsden landed in a promising spot without a long-term TE -- and alongside Justin Herbert.
Tier 4
7	Jake Ferguson J Ferguson DAL TE7	N/A	10	26.8	237	609	914	1,503	Ferguson dealt with both a knee injury and a concussion during the 2024 season. With QB Dak Prescott knocked out with an injury, it was an inconsistent year for Ferguson, who ended as the PPR TE19 in 2024. He remains a high-floor, low-ceiling option.	30
5yr. Proj 914 10yr. Proj 1503 ADP N/A Bye 10 Age 26.8 DS Analysis Ferguson dealt with both a knee injury and a concussion during the 2024 season. With QB Dak Prescott knocked out with an injury, it was an inconsistent year for Ferguson, who ended as the PPR TE19 in 2024. He remains a high-floor, low-ceiling option.
8	Tucker Kraft T Kraft GB TE8	N/A	5	25	103	559	910	1,714	With Luke Musgrave battling injuries most of the season, Kraft established himself as a true receiving threat for the Packers. He ended as the TE13 in PPR points per game and had seven TE1 performances. His ceiling may be capped, but Kraft has emerged as a consistent TE presence.	27
5yr. Proj 910 10yr. Proj 1714 ADP N/A Bye 5 Age 25 DS Analysis With Luke Musgrave battling injuries most of the season, Kraft established himself as a true receiving threat for the Packers. He ended as the TE13 in PPR points per game and had seven TE1 performances. His ceiling may be capped, but Kraft has emerged as a consistent TE presence.
Tier 5
9	George Kittle G Kittle SF TE9	N/A	14	32.1	184	607	874	1,197	Kittle was the top PPR TE in 2024 in points per game. At 32 (in October), he should have at least a couple of years left at TE1-level production.	27
5yr. Proj 874 10yr. Proj 1197 ADP N/A Bye 14 Age 32.1 DS Analysis Kittle was the top PPR TE in 2024 in points per game. At 32 (in October), he should have at least a couple of years left at TE1-level production.
10	Dalton Kincaid D Kincaid BUF TE10	N/A	7	26	172	546	862	1,500	Kincaid had a disappointing 2024, ending up as the TE21 in points per game. Dealing with injuries and an uneven offensive passing game didn’t help his numbers. On the bright side, he drew 75 targets in only 13 games, so Josh Allen has not given up on the young TE. Buffalo remains without a clear WR1, helping raise Kincaid’s bounce-back appeal in 2025.	27
5yr. Proj 862 10yr. Proj 1500 ADP N/A Bye 7 Age 26 DS Analysis Kincaid had a disappointing 2024, ending up as the TE21 in points per game. Dealing with injuries and an uneven offensive passing game didn’t help his numbers. On the bright side, he drew 75 targets in only 13 games, so Josh Allen has not given up on the young TE. Buffalo remains without a clear WR1, helping raise Kincaid’s bounce-back appeal in 2025.

11	Harold Fannin Jr. H Fannin Jr. CLE TE11	N/A	9	21.3	186	450	827	1,708	With David Njoku only having one year left on his deal, Fannin will likely be developed to become the starting TE for the Browns in a year. He broke every college football TE record and has a natural feel for catching the ball. As a long-term investment, he could pay dividends.	25
5yr. Proj 827 10yr. Proj 1708 ADP N/A Bye 9 Age 21.3 DS Analysis With David Njoku only having one year left on his deal, Fannin will likely be developed to become the starting TE for the Browns in a year. He broke every college football TE record and has a natural feel for catching the ball. As a long-term investment, he could pay dividends.
12	Mason Taylor M Taylor NYJ TE12	N/A	9	21.5	156	448	812	1,696	Taylor should slide into the starting role for the Jets immediately, potentially as the number two option after Garrett Wilson. His soft hands and red zone ability give Taylor a solid floor alongside QB Justin Fields.	24
5yr. Proj 812 10yr. Proj 1696 ADP N/A Bye 9 Age 21.5 DS Analysis Taylor should slide into the starting role for the Jets immediately, potentially as the number two option after Garrett Wilson. His soft hands and red zone ability give Taylor a solid floor alongside QB Justin Fields.
Tier 6
13	Elijah Arroyo E Arroyo SEA TE13	N/A	8	22.6	98	455	825	1,629	Arroyo joined an open situation in Seattle, which needs playmakers after trading D.K. Metcalf and releasing Tyler Lockett. His athleticism should make him a target hog for the Seahawks and new QB Sam Darnold. Arroyo has a bright long-term outlook with weekly TE1 upside.	24
5yr. Proj 825 10yr. Proj 1629 ADP N/A Bye 8 Age 22.6 DS Analysis Arroyo joined an open situation in Seattle, which needs playmakers after trading D.K. Metcalf and releasing Tyler Lockett. His athleticism should make him a target hog for the Seahawks and new QB Sam Darnold. Arroyo has a bright long-term outlook with weekly TE1 upside.
14	Kyle Pitts K Pitts ATL TE14	N/A	5	25.1	205	491	788	1,372	Another year of disappointment with Pitts. He ended as the TE18 in PPR points per game, only posting three TE1 performances all season. The inconsistency, even with a new offense and QB, was maddening. Perhaps QB Michael Penix provides a boost, but likely, Pitts isn't long for Atlanta. 2025 is a contract year.	23
5yr. Proj 788 10yr. Proj 1372 ADP N/A Bye 5 Age 25.1 DS Analysis Another year of disappointment with Pitts. He ended as the TE18 in PPR points per game, only posting three TE1 performances all season. The inconsistency, even with a new offense and QB, was maddening. Perhaps QB Michael Penix provides a boost, but likely, Pitts isn't long for Atlanta. 2025 is a contract year.
15	David Njoku D Njoku CLE TE15	N/A	9	29.3	172	505	770	1,353	Njoku battled injuries throughout the season but was no stranger to spike weeks when he played. He ended as the TE4 in PPR points per game. He had a TE1 performance in seven of the 11 games he played. The Browns' offense is concerning, but Njoku will be a value if his current trend continues.	22
5yr. Proj 770 10yr. Proj 1353 ADP N/A Bye 9 Age 29.3 DS Analysis Njoku battled injuries throughout the season but was no stranger to spike weeks when he played. He ended as the TE4 in PPR points per game. He had a TE1 performance in seven of the 11 games he played. The Browns' offense is concerning, but Njoku will be a value if his current trend continues.

16	Theo Johnson T Johnson NYG TE16	N/A	14	24.7	180	470	747	1,298	Johnson started the majority of the season for New York but didn’t have consistent production or targets. He certainly flashed his superior athletic and after-the-catch ability, so a role expansion could be in the works. Johnson could emerge as a fantasy threat if the Giants get QB stability.	19
5yr. Proj 747 10yr. Proj 1298 ADP N/A Bye 14 Age 24.7 DS Analysis Johnson started the majority of the season for New York but didn’t have consistent production or targets. He certainly flashed his superior athletic and after-the-catch ability, so a role expansion could be in the works. Johnson could emerge as a fantasy threat if the Giants get QB stability.

Tier 7
17	T.J. Hockenson T Hockenson MIN TE17	N/A	6	28.3	179	479	743	1,252	Hockenson returned from his torn ACL and MCL and ended the season as the TE14 in points per game. He had a few spike weeks but looked short of 100% for most of the season. 2025 brings bounce-back potential – if QB J.J. McCarthy proves capable.	18
5yr. Proj 743 10yr. Proj 1252 ADP N/A Bye 6 Age 28.3 DS Analysis Hockenson returned from his torn ACL and MCL and ended the season as the TE14 in points per game. He had a few spike weeks but looked short of 100% for most of the season. 2025 brings bounce-back potential – if QB J.J. McCarthy proves capable.
18	Isaiah Likely I Likely BAL TE18	N/A	7	25.5	121	459	729	1,266	After a TE1 overall finish in Week 1, Likely only had two more top-ten PPR performances on the season. He finished as the TE20 in points per game and did not see enough targets to be reliable. He will be a free agent after the 2025 season, so there could be hope for him as a lead TE elsewhere down the line.	17
5yr. Proj 729 10yr. Proj 1266 ADP N/A Bye 7 Age 25.5 DS Analysis After a TE1 overall finish in Week 1, Likely only had two more top-ten PPR performances on the season. He finished as the TE20 in points per game and did not see enough targets to be reliable. He will be a free agent after the 2025 season, so there could be hope for him as a lead TE elsewhere down the line.
19	Travis Kelce T Kelce KC TE19	N/A	10	36.1	223	501	657	1,148	Kelce is no longer the dominant fantasy player he once was, but he still ended as the PPR TE6 in points per game in 2024. The cliff (or retirement) could be coming for the soon-to-be 36-year-old, but he is under contract through 2027.	16
5yr. Proj 657 10yr. Proj 1148 ADP N/A Bye 10 Age 36.1 DS Analysis Kelce is no longer the dominant fantasy player he once was, but he still ended as the PPR TE6 in points per game in 2024. The cliff (or retirement) could be coming for the soon-to-be 36-year-old, but he is under contract through 2027.
20	Dallas Goedert D Goedert PHI TE20	N/A	9	30.8	197	463	712	1,181	Goedert has crossed the age 30 mark and dealt with both a hamstring and knee injury in 2024. He was TE9 in PPR points per game, but the injuries and age may have started catching up to him. He is currently signed through the 2025 season.	16
5yr. Proj 712 10yr. Proj 1181 ADP N/A Bye 9 Age 30.8 DS Analysis Goedert has crossed the age 30 mark and dealt with both a hamstring and knee injury in 2024. He was TE9 in PPR points per game, but the injuries and age may have started catching up to him. He is currently signed through the 2025 season.

21	Mark Andrews M Andrews BAL TE21	N/A	7	30.2	182	443	702	1,209	Andrews bounced back from his early-season woes to be the PPR TE6 overall and TE7 in points per game. He also ended the season with five straight TE1 games. With Lamar Jackson locked in as the QB going forward, Andrews retains a TE1 outlook.	14
5yr. Proj 702 10yr. Proj 1209 ADP N/A Bye 7 Age 30.2 DS Analysis Andrews bounced back from his early-season woes to be the PPR TE6 overall and TE7 in points per game. He also ended the season with five straight TE1 games. With Lamar Jackson locked in as the QB going forward, Andrews retains a TE1 outlook.
22	Brenton Strange B Strange JAC TE22	N/A	8	24.8	130	431	685	1,189	Strange filled in for Evan Engram and flashed some potential in 2024, including an 11-catch game in Week 15. 2025 turns up a starting role after Evan Engram signed with Denver in free agency. Recall that Jacksonville spent a Round 2 pick on Strange in 2023.	13
5yr. Proj 685 10yr. Proj 1189 ADP N/A Bye 8 Age 24.8 DS Analysis Strange filled in for Evan Engram and flashed some potential in 2024, including an 11-catch game in Week 15. 2025 turns up a starting role after Evan Engram signed with Denver in free agency. Recall that Jacksonville spent a Round 2 pick on Strange in 2023.

Tier 8
23	Dalton Schultz D Schultz HOU TE23	N/A	6	29.3	182	437	681	1,096	The Texans’ offense regressed in 2024, and Schultz certainly felt the impact. He finished as the TE26 in PPR points per game, with his first TE1 performance not coming until Week 10. He's signed through 2026 and figures to play a limited role going forward.	12
5yr. Proj 681 10yr. Proj 1096 ADP N/A Bye 6 Age 29.3 DS Analysis The Texans’ offense regressed in 2024, and Schultz certainly felt the impact. He finished as the TE26 in PPR points per game, with his first TE1 performance not coming until Week 10. He's signed through 2026 and figures to play a limited role going forward.
24	Juwan Johnson J Johnson NO TE24	N/A	11	29.2	197	433	675	1,087	Johnson was just OK in 2024, totaling 50-548-3 in 15 games. New Orleans surprisingly re-signed him to a three-year deal with over $21 million guaranteed. Perhaps his role increases under new HC Kellen Moore, but we’ve seen nothing on the field to forecast a major spike in production.	11
5yr. Proj 675 10yr. Proj 1087 ADP N/A Bye 11 Age 29.2 DS Analysis Johnson was just OK in 2024, totaling 50-548-3 in 15 games. New Orleans surprisingly re-signed him to a three-year deal with over $21 million guaranteed. Perhaps his role increases under new HC Kellen Moore, but we’ve seen nothing on the field to forecast a major spike in production.
25	Hunter Henry H Henry NE TE26	N/A	14	30.9	188	421	648	1,075	Henry ended 2024 as the PPR TE16 in points per game after an unexciting season with rookie QB Drake Maye. He did have at least eight targets in seven games. However, target competition arrived in the form of WR Stefon Diggs. Henry will also break in new OC Josh McDaniels.	10
5yr. Proj 648 10yr. Proj 1075 ADP N/A Bye 14 Age 30.9 DS Analysis Henry ended 2024 as the PPR TE16 in points per game after an unexciting season with rookie QB Drake Maye. He did have at least eight targets in seven games. However, target competition arrived in the form of WR Stefon Diggs. Henry will also break in new OC Josh McDaniels.

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