PML Deep Dive Podcast: 2025 PML Draft TE Class Preview

Here is a discussion of the Tight End prospects for the upcoming 2025 PML draft:

  • Several teams seem to be in need of a tight end, and the sources suggest some potential landing spots for some of the top prospects.
  • The Los Angeles Rams and the Los Angeles Chargers both seem likely to draft a tight end early in the draft.
  • The Green Bay Packers also need a starting-caliber tight end.
  • The Arizona Cardinals might draft a backup tight end in the mid-rounds.

Top Prospects

The sources highlight a number of intriguing tight end prospects:

  • Colston Loveland (Michigan) is projected to be a likely first-round pick, and could be the first tight end off the board. He has a 6’5”, 245 lb frame, is a skillful route runner, and is particularly effective as a red-zone and seam threat. The Rams and Chargers are both mentioned as potential landing spots.
  • Tyler Warren (Penn State) is projected as a second-round pick, and the Chargers could be interested in him if they miss out on Loveland. He’s 6’6”, 257 lbs, and he has shown reliability with minimal drops, adaptability in various roles, and strong blocking skills both in-line and in the slot.
  • Harold Fannin Jr. (Bowling Green State) is another prospect the Chargers could target. He is 6’4”, and known for his physical style and ability to secure contested catches.

Other Notable Prospects

A number of other tight ends could make an impact at the next level:

  • Mason Taylor (LSU) is the son of an NFL Hall of Famer, and is projected as a solid mid-round pick.
  • Jake Briningstool (Clemson) is projected as a mid-round pick and a valuable slot TE option.
  • Mitchell Evans (Notre Dame) and Gunnar Helm (Texas) are both projected as potential mid-to-late round picks.
  • Oronde Gadsden II (Syracuse) is a hybrid player, and the Cardinals could be interested in drafting him.
  • Bryson Nesbit (North Carolina) is projected as a late Day 2 or early Day 3 pick.
  • Caden Prieskorn (Ole Miss) is projected as a likely Day 2 pick.
  • Terrance Ferguson (Oregon) is projected as a possible early-to-mid-round pick.