Woods brings blocking and receiving depth at tight end, with the Jets counting on him to contribute in both the passing game and in-line blocking, supplementing Becker and Taylor in a more diverse run plan.

Woods brings a big, physical presence to the Colts’ TE room with blocking value and receiving upside. His addition heightens competition and offers a legitimate red-zone threat, potentially elevating the tight end unit’s fantasy ceiling and creating more balanced offensive looks.

Woods, a 2022 third-round pick, was claimed by the Jets, bringing a tall, athletic package to a TE room led by Mason Taylor. Health issues limited Woods in 2023-24, but his red-zone production against Chiefs and Steelers showed upside when healthy. Jets acquire him for depth and a potential red-zone target.

Woods, at 6’7” with 4.6 speed, offers a rare size-speed TE profile. The Dolphins could benefit from his red-zone potential and matchup issues, pushing the current TE rotation and hedge for Waller’s practice absence with a real red-zone target.

Woods remains a focal point at tight end behind Hayden Hurst; Colts may lean on multiple-TE looks to diversify the offense and create mismatch opportunities.