Fantasy Football: Devy Tight End Rankings (2026)

The 2026 college football season brings a new wave of future fantasy football stars, and devy managers need to stay ahead of the curve. These rankings evaluate the nation’s top prospects based on talent, projected opportunity, positional value, and long-term NFL upside, helping you identify the players worth building around. Here are our tight end devy fantasy football rankings for 2026.

2026 Fantasy Football Draft Advice: Devy Tight End Rankings

Ranking	Name	Position	Tiers
1	Jamari Johnson	TE	1
2	Trey’Dez Green	TE	1
3	Terrance Carter Jr.	TE	2
4	Linkon Cure	TE	2
5	Kaelan Chudzinski	TE	2
6	Luke Reynolds	TE	2
7	Mark Bowman	TE	3
8	Elyiss Williams	TE	3
9	Nate Roberts	TE	3
10	Benjamin Brahmer	TE	3
11	DJ Vonnahme	TE	3
12	Lawson Luckie	TE	3
13	Ian Premer	TE	3
14	Kendre’ Harrison	TE	4
15	Mack Sutter	TE	4
16	Kaiden Prothro	TE	4
17	Ethan Davis	TE	4
18	Brock Harris	TE	4
19	Jaden Reddell	TE	4
20	Luke Hasz	TE	4

Devy Fantasy Football Player Outlook

Seth Woolcock provides his devy fantasy football outlook for 2026.

What if I told you that former Oregon Ducks TE Kenyon Sadiq wasn’t even the best big man in Eugene, Ore., last year? That’s right, TE Jamari Johnson quietly broke out for 32 receptions, 510 yards and three touchdowns after transferring from Louisville. The former three-star recruit is a willing blocker at 6-foot-5 and 257 pounds and uses his size to create leverage against defenders at the catch point. Johnson hopes to parlay a late stretch where he had three-plus receptions in six of the Ducks’ final seven games into a John Mackey Award-caliber season with QB Dante Moore also returning under center.

The stars could be aligning for a special season from LSU Tigers TE Trey’Dez Green. Head Coach Lane Kiffin and his offensive coordinator Charlie Weis Jr. are now on the sticks and Arizona State transfer QB Sam Leavitt is the best signal-caller Green has ever played with. Regardless of whether or not another step forward in production is taken, he’ll have top-50 buzz in the 2027 NFL Draft. He’s a 5-foot-7, 240-pound former hooper who can go up top and did so for 433 yards and seven touchdowns last year on a pedestrian Tigers offense. He’s a different type of athlete than what we’ve seen recently from top tight end prospects, but a player with first-round upside at a position that’s tough to find fantasy difference-makers.

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