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2025 Dynasty Rookie Draft Rankings: Tight Ends

Here are our latest tight end Dynasty Rookie Draft Rankings from our consensus of fantasy football experts. You can find the latest tight end Dynasty Rookie Draft Rankings and sync your fantasy football league for specific advice.

Colston Loveland (CHI)

Colston Loveland is an exciting young TE prospect from Michigan who’ll turn 21 shortly before the draft. Most people expected Penn State’s Tyler Warren to be drafted ahead of Loveland, but the Bears took Loveland 10th overall, while Warren went 14th to the Colts. In his best college season (2023), Colston’s receiving numbers were about half of what Warren produced in 2024. But let’s consider the circumstances. Michigan’s offense was run-heavy in the Wolverines’ 2023 national championship season. In 2024, Michigan’s quarterbacking was awful. The 6-5, 245-pound Loveland is a freaky athlete with a huge catch radius and impressive route-running knowhow. His potential is immense. But Loveland might not be a starting-caliber fantasy tight end as a rookie since he’ll be sharing TE targets with veteran TE Cole Kmet, and since Caleb Williams has yet to prove that he can support multiple fantasy-relevant pass catchers.
– Pat Fitzmaurice

Tyler Warren (IND)

Tyler Warren posted absurd 2024 numbers for Penn State (104 catches, 1,233 yards, 8 TDs) and has ideal size (6-6, 257). But there are reasons for fantasy gamers to consider pumping the breaks on Warren. He’s 22 and will be 23 when his first NFL season begins. The fact that Warren didn’t truly break out until he was a fifth-year senior playing against younger competition makes his numbers from last season slightly less impressive. The age issue is far from disqualifying, however. Warren was a freaking monster in 2024, looking like a George Kittle/Travis Kelce hybrid. Perhaps more concerning is that Warren is going to a team that has Anthony Richardson and Daniel Jones at quarterback. Still, he’s a worthy first-round pick in dynasty rookie drafts, and he should probably be considered no worse than a high-end TE2 in redraft.
– Pat Fitzmaurice