Dynasty Fantasy Football Tight End Rankings: Harold Fannin Jr. is a major post draft faller

Scott Galvin

If you consumed any of my Dynasty content last year it is likely you knew my biggest source of pride in the 2025 class: Harold Fannin Jr.. I was a round higher on Fannin than consensus in rookie drafts and he delivered in a big way with 72 catches for 731 yards and six touchdowns in an absolutely atrocious offensive environment. The Browns were 31st in passing yards and 30th in passing touchdowns and yet Fannin was still a top 10 tight end. Remarkable.

Unfortunately, very little has gone right for Fannin since. Kevin Stefanski, one of the most tight-end-friendly head coaches in the NFL, is gone. The quarterback room has not been upgraded at all. Then, during the NFL Draft, the Browns spent two top 40 picks on wide receivers. KC Concepcion is more likely to impact Fannin's target share than Denzel Boston, but regardless, there is no question the Browns now have more talent in the receiver room. It is difficult to view Fannin as anything other than an offseason loser, even if I still think he's an awesome player with a bright future.

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Back in January, I had Fannin ranked as TE4 in Dynasty, behind only Brock Bowers, Tyler Warren, and Colston Loveland. Today, Fannin is my TE8. In terms of actual value, that slide is a little overblown, because he is closer on the trade chart to TE4 (Tyler Warren) than he is to TE10 (Oronde Gadsden). But it is a slide no less. And that slide had been reflected in some recent trade negotiations I had. I approached a team with , , and Fannin on their roster and asked them which one would be cheapest. The answer was Fannin.