Time to list off our six favorite sleeper tight ends for 2025 fantasy football.

As always, we look at sleepers as 120 plus average draft position or let's just say after the start of the 10th

round. Hayden, as always, Tidend is one of the most frustrating positions when it comes to fantasy

football because if you get it right in your draft, it is truly set it and forget it. You feel

like you have an advantage on your league mates every single week, but the opposite, if you draft one too early, if the one you get gets hurt, if you just made a bad overall selection, then it feels like you're in an uphill battle every single week to restock and refill that position at the same time.

I'm never frustrated with this position because I just don't draft them early. I just send the last one to the party here. And I play the week to week touchdown variance game, try to grind some matchups, try to find some guys that might walk into a little bit bigger of a role. Or I think that there's so little target competition that they have some breakout appeal. But so at least some young names, because I thought the draft was good, so there might

be some rookies that we talked about today.

And then obviously all of our favorites, Darren Waller, has been added to the mix.

We would definitely discuss Darren Waller now in Miami Dolphin later on in this episode.

You mentioned drafting tightens early.

That was not a good strategy last year with the

top two names. Sam Laporta was the tight-in one when drafts closed last September. Travis

Kelsey was the tied-in two. Those guys finished pretty far down the list when we're talking about

the titan eight in points per game with Travis Kelsey and the titan nine in Sam LaPorta. Once again, though, this year, we have Brock Bowers, Trim McBride in the top two or

three rounds, and we've talked about it in drafts that we've done. I'm exiting a whole bunch right

now with George Kittle. Then there's like that massive gap. Then you and I have really made it

our mission in recent years to find these late round tight ends

that we kind of Dr. Franken signed together in order to give us a top 10 scoring

tied in on a weekly basis. So let's unleash those names here today. Who's your first

sleeper tight end that you brought to show and tell? This was the obvious. Colson Loveland is the

best sleeper of 2025 of the tight end position. It might take him a full month to get fully going here. He's coming off of an AC joint injury. He is on pace. He's been running routes. He's lifting some weights. By training camp, he will be ready for full contact. And he'll need that because he has to go compete with Cole commit.

But I just see somebody that's so talented.

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