TE · 8 prospects
Tight ends.
The new Swiss Army knife: blocks in-line, wins from the slot, holds the seam. Either elite in one phase or genuinely versatile.
- Avg. height
- 6'5"
- Avg. weight
- 245 lb
- Avg. 40
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Pro Bowl ceiling
Day 1 starter
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Trey'Dez GreenBig Board #37· Rd 2A 6-foot-7 two-sport athlete who caught seven touchdowns on 33 receptions in 2025 and profiles as one of the highest-ceiling tight ends in the 2027 class.
6'7" · 237 lb40: —Bomb Grade76.1CompKyle Pitts / Darren Waller (WR-level wingspan and TE-level size combination)
- 03
Bruin FleischmannBig Board #58· Rd 2A Pocatello, Idaho native who spent four years as a blocking tight end in Air Force\u0027s triple-option before breaking out as a receiver anyway — 21 catches, 370 yards and six touchdowns in 2025 in one of the most run-
6'5" · 235 lb40: —Bomb Grade71.4CompGeorge Kittle / Taysom Hill (H-Back version) — Possesses Kittle's blocking ferocity with the functional versatility to align at multiple spots in the formation.
Solid starter
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Terrance CarterBig Board #73· Rd 3An underrated high school prospect from Killeen Harker Heights who became a three-year producer at Louisiana — 28 catches, then 47 for 689 yards — before transferring to Texas Tech and leading the room with 55 receptions
6'2" · 245 lb40: —Bomb Grade67.2CompJonnu Smith / Delanie Walker (A TE with an RB's post-catch mentality and functional versatility).
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DJ VonnahmeBig Board #82· Rd 3A former walk-on who became a Freshman All-American at Iowa, Vonnahme is the next in the Hawkeyes' unmatched tight end pipeline.
6'4" · 241 lb40: —Bomb Grade65.2CompJack Ferguson (Cowboys) or a more athletic version of Luke Musgrave.
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Andrew RappleyeaBig Board #85· Rd 3Rappleyea is a 6-4, 242-pound tight end from Millbrook, New York, who finished his prep career at Milton Academy in Massachusetts after two seasons at Our Lady of Lourdes. He entered Penn State in the 2023 class, redshir
6'4" · 242 lb40: —Bomb Grade64.5CompA flex tight end with clean routes and reliable hands, the type who earns a No. 2 receiving-TE role well before an in-line blocking role.
Rotation
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Benjamin BrahmerBig Board #136· Rd 5Brahmer is 6-7 and 250 pounds and Iowa State used every inch of it. Three seasons in Ames produced 75 catches for 977 yards and nine touchdowns — fifth in program history among tight ends in both receptions and yards — a
6'7" · 250 lb40: —Bomb Grade56.7CompMike Gesicki
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Luke ReynoldsBig Board #144· Rd 5Reynolds arrived at Penn State as the top-ranked tight end in the 2024 class and has spent two years being useful without being dominant: nine catches for 111 yards and a touchdown as a true freshman across 16 games with
6'4" · 250 lb40: —Bomb Grade55.8CompCade Otton
