Risk Flags
6- Landing Spot
Stowers has not yet been drafted (2026 class, pre-draft as of April 14). His dynasty ceiling is heavily contingent on landing with a pass-heavy offense that deploys TEs in the slot — the wrong destination could suppress his timeline by 1-2 seasons.
- Depth Chart Block
Dallas Goedert signed a 1-year $7M deal for 2026 and posted a career-high 11 TDs in 2025 across 15 healthy games. Stowers has essentially zero dynasty-relevant target share until Goedert's contract expires after this season.
- TE Experience
Stowers was a QB at Texas A&M through 2022, only transitioning to TE at New Mexico State in 2023. He has just two full seasons of TE experience, which raises questions about route running refinement, release packages, and NFL-level blocking assignments.
- Scheme Fit
Every major scouting report flags his blocking as a weakness — he projects as a move/flex TE or big slot receiver, not an inline blocker. Teams that require TEs to contribute as in-line run blockers could significantly limit his early role and snap share.
- Data Confidence
Internal composite score is built on only 2 signals (consensus ECR + class prior) with low confidence; combine/athletic measurables are not yet integrated into the model, which means current dynasty values may not fully reflect his record-breaking athleticism.
- Target Competition
Philadelphia rostered Calcaterra, Mundt (veteran blocking specialist), Jenkins, Bell, and a UDFA behind Stowers. TE2 snap share will be competitive, capping his 2026 opportunity even in a Goedert absence.