BAL · TE · Age 23
Cuevas enters his rookie season buried at TE4 in Baltimore, behind Mark Andrews' entrenched receiving role, Durham Smythe's blocking specialization, and fellow rookie Matthew Hibner, who was drafted a round earlier. With zero regular-season snaps logged yet, any usage read is purely projection-based, but the depth chart and pecking order signal a limited early-season role — most likely a special-teams and emergency-package contributor rather than a target earner. He carries a resolved foot injury from his final college season at Alabama that cost him the Iron Bowl and SEC Championship Game but didn't stop him from returning for the CFP or getting drafted, so it's a historical note rather than an ongoing concern. This is a deep-stash hold only in startups with expansive bench space — not a buy target until he shows any real receiving usage, and not worth selling for pennies given the youth floor.
Each row compares Josh Cuevas to other 2026 prospects in that signal — except Class × Draft Slot, which shows the editorial multiplier applied to Josh Cuevas's 2026-class + draft-slot combo (baseline 1.00× = neutral).
Computed from 3 of 6 signals
Class rank: 11th percentile
Cuevas sits TE4 on Baltimore's depth chart behind entrenched starter Mark Andrews, blocking specialist Durham Smythe, and fellow rookie Matthew Hibner, who was drafted a round ahead of him — a crowded room with little near-term receiving-role path.
| Format | Value | vs Best |
|---|---|---|
| PPR SFBest | 3 | — |
| PPR 1QB | 2 | -1 |