2025 fantasy football draft outlooks center on a handful of tight ends who should anchor rosters and a few upside bets for late-round value. Kraft in Green Bay projects as a multi‑role option in a system that could lean on two‑TE sets; Engram lands in Denver with a cleaner intermediate target profile; Kincaid is a bounce-back candidate after a knee‑knit 2024. The elite trio—Kittle, Kelce, and Hockenson—remain the benchmark at the position, while McBride and Njoku offer strong mid‑tier appeal in solid offenses. Goedert provides a safe TE1 floor, and the tool’s rankings bracket a crowded but dynamic TE landscape for 2025.