Warren lands in Indy with heavy early first-team exposure and a versatile college resume. The rookie tight end’s 34 of 35 snaps with the first team and big-route participation hint at top-5 rookie TE upside if the role persists and Indy continues to feature his multi-faceted skill set.

Shaheed’s breakout potential rests on a Saints offense that looks to diversify touches and elevate his target share after a strong rookie showing and a 2024 season with impressive per-game metrics. A design-heavy plan with Moore increasing slot reps could unlock top-20 WR upside.

McCarthy lands in an offense that could maximize his mobility and passing, offering a strong floor with weekly rushing upside. If O’Connell’s system unlocks passing efficiency and the supporting cast stays healthy, McCarthy could be a late-draft tone-setter with top-5 2026 upside.

Maye’s dual-threat profile pairs with New England’s upgraded offense to deliver a high floor and significant ceiling. His rushing ability, season-long coaching upgrade, and an implied Week 1 pace near 23 points make him a prime upside QB target outside the top-15 in 2025 drafts.

Egbuka’s Ohio State pedigree and early-adoption of the Bucs’ WR room create a path to early targets with Godwin sidelined. Mayfield’s praise and Godwin’s absence open the middle, where Egbuka thrives. He’s positioned for a breakout rookie season with a high ceiling as the runway clears.