Spann-Ford grew into a productive pass catcher at Minnesota, culminating in a notable role that helped shape a more TE-forward offense; now with Dallas, his development provides a blueprint for how Minnesota’s TE corps can impact blocking and receiving versatility in the modern NFL.

Spann-Ford anchored on Stewart in the end of the first half, illustrating his blocking ability and the Cowboys’ plan to use him as a matchup-strength asset in the passing game.

Spann-Ford is out with an injury, creating early-season opportunities behind the top TE. His absence elevates Stephens’ and Schoonmaker’s potential roles, particularly in red-zone and short-yardage sets, while Ferguson remains the primary inline target when available.

Brevyn Spann-Ford showed great promise as a tight end candidate but suffered a right ankle injury that could lead to a high ankle sprain, jeopardizing his position in the Cowboys' depth chart.

Brevyn Spann-Ford has impressed with improvements to his receiving skills, making him a notable contender in the tight end competition.