Harold Fannin Jr.

At this point, you're looking at TEs who should be considered based only on their ceiling of potential. Fannin's athletic ability and route skills are on par with Sam LaPorta's when LaPorta entered the league. 

David Njoku's contract is up next year and the Browns are returning to more sets with two tight ends this year. Njoku is a good zone route runner who can win man-to-man with routes that break across the field or vertically. 

Fannin is good at routes breaking back to the quarterback or hard breaks to the inside/outside against man coverage. 

With a good camp, Fannin is slated to earn frequent playing time. With or without an Njoku injury, Fannin could become a fantasy factor in 2025 because of his receiving skills.

So far, the signal through the training camp noise is that the Browns are treating him as a big receiver and he's handle his variety of assignments accurately. 

Good prospect with athleticism and elite collegiate production. Was rested with starters in preseason Week 2 and played with the starters in preseason Week 3. Locked into a legit pass catching role as a rookie.