Brevyn Spann-Ford

Spann-Ford sits in a stable TE2 role behind an entrenched, well-paid starter in Jake Ferguson, with target and snap shares that have trended upward over the recent stretch of games even though the overall volume remains modest. His blend of size and blocking ability gives him a real path to a change-of-pace/2-TE-set role in an offense still dominated by CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens on early passing downs, and no competing draft capital was added at the position this cycle, keeping his depth-chart spot secure. The main ceiling on his value is structural — Ferguson's new extension and 2025 receiving production make it unlikely Spann-Ford sees more than a complementary role absent an injury. Given his tier-8 dynasty standing, this profiles as a deep-stash, streaming-only asset rather than a buy target; hold if already rostered for the modest role-expansion upside and injury-handcuff value, but there's little reason to buy in above his current price over the next year unless Ferguson's snaps come into question.