Tight Ends
| Rnd. | Pick # | NFL team | Player | Comments |
| 2 | 55 | Baltimore Ravens | Maxx Williams | The highest rated TE in the draft was the first off the board, should be the best of the Rookies by a long way as he gets a big role in a pretty empty TE depth chart. |
| 3 | 68 | Oakland Raiders | Clive Walford | Rated the #2 TE in the draft, he was second off the board, Mychal Rivera a sometime fantasy darling is ahead of him to start with, but he has a chance to take that spot. |
| 3 | 85 | Cincinnati Bengals | Tyler Kroft | Not considered a good blocker, but given the history of TEs in Cincinnati I don't even know here, they selected a blocking TE later,but they have drafted a lot of TEs in recent times. |
| 3 | 92 | Denver Broncos | Jeff Heuermann | Was mostly used as a blocking TE, BUT has the potential to be a good receiving TE, could be a fit for the Broncos as a Julius Thomas replacement depending on how they use him. |
| 4 | 117 | San Francisco 49ers | Blake Bell | Listed as 4th best TE, he is a great receiver, but in the NFL he will need to learn to block a lot better, he is likely to be a receiving option for Kaepernick from early in his career. |
| 5 | 143 | Minnesota Vikings | MyCole Pruitt | A blocker with a chance for crossing routes, has good hands, but no speed or size to get down the field. - Worst spelling of Michael I have EVER seen. |
| 5 | 157 | Cincinnati Bengals | CJ. Uzmoah | Definitely a blocking TE, I presume this is the Bengals drafting a pair of TEs to help them out in the future. |
| 5 | 160 | Pittsburgh Steelers | Jesse James | The Steelers fans seem to see him as a Heath Miller replacement but he doesn't have the skills from what I have seen, he can block well, but he seems to be s developmental prospect who lacks speed, could get there eventually, but not right away, should've taken O'Leary. |
| 5* | 171 | Baltimore Ravens | Nick Boyle | Gets the back-up role in Baltimore, is another good option for Flacco. Also listed more as blocking TE, he will probably be the compliment to Williams more receiver type role. |
| 5* | 173 | Kansas City Chiefs | James O'Shaunessey | Actually struggling to find facts on this guy. |
| 6 | 194 | Buffalo Bills | Nick O'Leary | One of my favourite TEs in the class (PS. I spent some time investigating TEs as it is a position I really need in Dynasty), a real clutch catch guy, is a bit small for a TE normally, but has speed (Ran a bit slow at the combine), and can move around, expect to see him in the slot, at Halfback and as a pass catching TE for the Bills (The 'Spiller' role). In saying that I hate the place he landed given that he will be stuck behind Charles Clay. |
| 6 | 195 | Cleveland Browns | Malcolm Johnson | With Back to back picks (195 & 198) the Browns selected a pair of TEs. The first one was Malcolm Johnson, who has been listed as a Fullback (Very low rating) by most, but can also play HB & TE, he is expected to be mostly a blocker for the Browns, but he can do some crazy stuff with the ball as well. |
| 6 | 198 | Cleveland Browns | Randall Telfer | A second TE for the Browns, this guy is definitely a TE, and mostly a blocker, can catch the ball, but expect him mostly to be blocking for the runners. |
| 6 | 202 | New England Patriots | AJ Derby | I lack info, but lots of TEs in New England. |
| 6* | 210 | Green Bay Packers | Kennard Backman | Another Late round Green bay pick, watch training camp to see how this goes. |
| 7 | 229 | Jacksonville Jaguars | Ben Koyack | A reasonably average prospect, but will be only a back-up so no real issue here. |
| 7 | 246 | Dallas Cowboys | Geoff Swaim | ? |
| 7* | 254 | San Francisco 49ers | Busta Anderson | He's actually a Busta. |
| 7* | 256 | Arizona Cardinals | Gerald Christian | Mr Irrelevant, 100% chance he is off the team before the 53 man cuts, |