David Njoku remains the Browns’ tight end anchor as the 2025 plan leans into multiple-TE looks, aided by a healthier, more complete blocking game and big-play ability. Harold Fannin Jr. arrives as a high-upside pairing option who can line up split out or slot, giving Cleveland a true receiving duo at tight end. The offense is still in flux at quarterback, but the TE room is clearer and more athletic, with Fannin and Njoku poised to gobble targets and improve the run game with enhanced blocking.

Expect Stefanski’s revamped approach to hinge on rhythm between Njoku and Fannin, with Blake Whiteheart providing run-blocking and occasional red-zone usage, and Sal Cannella/Brendan Bates offering depth. If Flacco—or a new signal-caller—clicks with the two TEs, the Browns’ offense could climb from league-worst marks toward a more balanced, efficient attack in 2025.