Outlook Tyler Warren
Primed for a Top-5 Fantasy Tight End Campaign After Summer ADP Slide
Coming off an impressive 81-reception season, Warren enters the year as the clear top tight end for Indianapolis, safely ahead of Mo Alie-Cox. Our projections anticipate a heavy workload with 119 targets, translating to 84 receptions for 911 yards and five touchdowns. This elite volume cements him as a high-end starter.
With quarterback Daniel Jones currently sidelined due to an Achilles injury, Warren's target-share security becomes even more crucial. Whether catching passes from Anthony Richardson Sr. or Riley Leonard, the young tight end's refined route-running will provide a reliable safety valve for whichever signal-caller is under center.
In draft lobbies, Warren's ADP has slipped from 51 in early June to 60 by mid-July. This slight market dip creates an incredible draft-day value. Fantasy managers can select him near the five-six turn as a high-volume TE1 while bypassing the reach associated with his earlier price tag.
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Outlook Michael Pittman
Declining Draft Day Cost Makes Productive Outside Receiver A Premium Value
Michael Pittman Jr. enters the season as a starting outside receiver for his new team, lining up opposite DK Metcalf in an intriguing passing attack led by veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers. Our models project Pittman to secure a significant role in this offense, commanding an estimated 100 targets.
Coming off a solid 2025 campaign where he caught 85 passes for 811 yards and eight touchdowns, Pittman remains a reliable PPR option. We project him to catch 73 passes for 797 yards and five touchdowns this year, translating to a highly productive 182.2 fantasy points.
His draft market cost has fluctuated, briefly spiking in early June before settling to an ADP of 99.00 by mid-July. This declining market price turns him into a premium draft-day value in 1.0 PPR formats, as the community underappreciates his stable projection.
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