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Harold Fannin Jr. 2025 Fantasy Football Outlook: Can His Huge College Production Translate To The NFL?
The Cleveland Browns drafted tight end Harold Fannin Jr. to join fellow TE David Njoku to create an interesting tight end tandem for the 2025 season. Fannin put up monster stats in college, catching 117 passes for 1,555 yards and 10 touchdowns at Bowling Green. Yes, it was Bowling Green, but that's still impressive for a TE. As of right now, Njoku will remain the team's top starting TE. And Fannin, standing at 6-foot-3 and weighing 241 pounds, is slightly undersized at his position in the NFL. There are quite a few mediocre receivers he'll have to compete with for targets, of course, and if he's playing behind Njoku, he probably won't be on the field a lot outside of 2-TE formations on offense. With the team's quarterback situation in turmoil, it's hard to imagine Fannin having a big 2025. He ran a 4.71-second 40-yard-dash at the NFL Combine, which wasn't great, but at his height and weight, that's not terrible. Perhaps in a subsequent season, when Cleveland can get some good quarterback play, Fannin could be serviceable in redraft leagues. For now, he's better as a dynasty stash for when the team moves on from Njoku, who consistently has injury issues. Those issues do give Fannin small contingent upside as well.
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