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2027 NFL Draft Tight End Rankings & Scouting Reports

Top TE Prospects for the 2027 NFL Draft

The 2027 NFL Draft tight end class features 2 potential first-round talents. Our rankings combine film analysis, advanced metrics, and team fit projections, updated weekly throughout the college season. Click any prospect below to see their full scouting report with strengths, weaknesses, NFL player comparison, and combine measurables.

Top 25 TE Prospects for 2027 NFL Draft

  1. Jamari Johnson - Oregon
    Consensus Rank: #17 | Position Rank: TE1
    Our model: #12 overall (TE1), 5 spots higher than consensus
    Projected: 1st Round (15-32)
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  2. Trey'Dez Green - LSU
    Consensus Rank: #24 | Position Rank: TE2
    Our model: #73 overall (TE4), 49 spots lower than consensus
    Projected: 1st Round (15-32)
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  3. Terrance Carter Jr - Texas Tech
    Consensus Rank: #73 | Position Rank: TE3
    Our model: #50 overall (TE3), 23 spots higher than consensus
    Projected: 3rd Round
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  4. Peter Clarke - Temple
    Consensus Rank: #79 | Position Rank: TE4
    Our model: #49 overall (TE2), 30 spots higher than consensus
    Projected: 3rd Round
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  5. Lawson Luckie - Georgia
    Consensus Rank: #133 | Position Rank: TE5
    Our model: #147 overall (TE7), 14 spots lower than consensus
    Projected: Mid-Late Round
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  6. Brett Norfleet - Missouri
    Consensus Rank: #149 | Position Rank: TE6
    Our model: #145 overall (TE6), 4 spots higher than consensus
    Projected: Mid-Late Round
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  7. Benjamin Brahmer - Penn State
    Consensus Rank: #163 | Position Rank: TE7
    Our model: #144 overall (TE5), 19 spots higher than consensus
    Projected: Mid-Late Round
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  8. Theo Melin Ohrstrom - SMU
    Consensus Rank: #172 | Position Rank: TE8
    Our model: no rank yet, consensus only
    Projected: Mid-Late Round
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  9. Michael Masunas - Texas
    Consensus Rank: #176 | Position Rank: TE9
    Our model: #213 overall (TE12), 37 spots lower than consensus
    Projected: Mid-Late Round
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  10. Decker DeGraaf - Washington
    Consensus Rank: #177 | Position Rank: TE10
    Our model: #177 overall (TE9)
    Projected: Mid-Late Round
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  11. Andrew Rappleyea - Penn State
    Consensus Rank: #194 | Position Rank: TE11
    Our model: #222 overall (TE13), 28 spots lower than consensus
    Projected: Mid-Late Round
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  12. Elija Lofton - Miami
    Consensus Rank: #222 | Position Rank: TE12
    Our model: #252 overall (TE16), 30 spots lower than consensus
    Projected: Mid-Late Round
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  13. Jeremiah Hasley - Duke
    Consensus Rank: #229 | Position Rank: TE13
    Our model: #196 overall (TE10), 33 spots higher than consensus
    Projected: Mid-Late Round
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  14. Garrett Oakley - Kansas State
    Consensus Rank: #238 | Position Rank: TE14
    Our model: #238 overall (TE14)
    Projected: Mid-Late Round
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  15. Brody Foley - Louisville
    Consensus Rank: #248 | Position Rank: TE15
    Our model: #201 overall (TE11), 47 spots higher than consensus
    Projected: Mid-Late Round
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  16. Luke Hasz - Ole Miss
    Consensus Rank: #256 | Position Rank: TE16
    Our model: #239 overall (TE15), 17 spots higher than consensus
    Projected: Mid-Late Round
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  17. Kylan Fox - Purdue
    Consensus Rank: #268 | Position Rank: TE17
    Our model: #304 overall (TE20), 36 spots lower than consensus
    Projected: Mid-Late Round
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  18. Luke Reynolds - Virginia Tech
    Consensus Rank: #271 | Position Rank: TE18
    Our model: #307 overall (TE21), 36 spots lower than consensus
    Projected: Mid-Late Round
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  19. Chris Corbo - Georgia Tech
    Consensus Rank: #301 | Position Rank: TE19
    Our model: no rank yet, consensus only
    Projected: Mid-Late Round
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  20. Luke Lindenmeyer - Nebraska
    Consensus Rank: #309 | Position Rank: TE20
    Our model: #303 overall (TE19), 6 spots higher than consensus
    Projected: Mid-Late Round
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  21. Dorian Thomas - California
    Consensus Rank: #327 | Position Rank: TE21
    Our model: #292 overall (TE18), 35 spots higher than consensus
    Projected: Mid-Late Round
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  22. Jaden Platt - Arkansas
    Consensus Rank: #335 | Position Rank: TE22
    Our model: #334 overall (TE22), 1 spot higher than consensus
    Projected: Mid-Late Round
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  23. Walker Lyons - BYU
    Consensus Rank: #412 | Position Rank: TE23
    Our model: #411 overall (TE23), 1 spot higher than consensus
    Projected: Mid-Late Round
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  24. Jaleel Skinner - Louisville
    Consensus Rank: #438 | Position Rank: TE24
    Our model: #442 overall (TE25), 4 spots lower than consensus
    Projected: Mid-Late Round
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  25. Jake Johnson - Auburn
    Consensus Rank: #444 | Position Rank: TE25
    Our model: #441 overall (TE24), 3 spots higher than consensus
    Projected: Mid-Late Round
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2027 Tight End Class Analysis

The tight end class features 2 complete tight ends who can block and catch. Jamari Johnson tops the rankings as a move tight end with receiving upside.

Tight End-Needy Teams for 2026

Teams projected to target tight ends early include: New York Jets, Atlanta Falcons, Indianapolis Colts, Miami Dolphins. Each team's draft position and specific roster construction will determine the best fit for top prospects.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the #1 TE in the 2027 NFL Draft?

Jamari Johnson from Oregon is currently the consensus #1 tight end prospect, ranking #17 overall in our big board.

How many TEs will go in the first round in 2026?

Projections suggest 2 tight ends could be selected in the first round, depending on team needs and draft position.

What makes the 2027 TE class special?

The 2027 tight end class offers exceptional depth with 2 potential first-rounders and strong developmental prospects in the middle rounds.

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