Daniel Bellinger

TE · #62

TEN · TE · Age 25

FLEX

Daniel Bellinger's recent high snap share signals he is a key part of the offense, but his inconsistent target volume suggests limited upside.

Role & volume

Bellinger has seen significant playing time recently, with a snap share as high as 97% in one game, indicating he's an integral piece on the field.

Projected role

Despite his recent usage, Bellinger's target share fluctuates widely, averaging just 8.4% over his last four games, suggesting a limited ceiling for production.

Range (floor–ceiling)

Given his inconsistent role and the team change to TEN, Bellinger projects as a FLEX option with a low floor of minimal impact and a modest ceiling based on his current value rank of TE58.

Intel updated: 2 days ago

Current statusTEN

Our read vs. the market

Beta

Fairly priced — we're in line with the marketIn line

Why

Solid usage productionStrong target shareAge 25 · ascending

Our view vs Market↓ 8 pts below market

Our view

Market

Long career runwayThin opportunity share

Our own read · beta — not a trade price.

Risk & Opportunity Analysis (2 flags)

Opportunity Flags

Usage & Volume
Snap share has risen to 92% over the last four weeks despite flat targets, reflecting Daboll's heavy 12-personnel scheme that guarantees Bellinger real in-game reps as a move/blocking TE with room for receiving usage to grow.
Coaching Continuity
Bellinger reunites with OC Brian Daboll, who coached him for four seasons in New York, which should aid scheme fit and role clarity within Tennessee's two-TE approach.

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