Blogging The Boys on Brevyn Spann-Ford

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Like Mafah, Spann-Ford enters the season behind an established starter in Jake Ferguson. However he managed to carve out a role for himself last year as Dallas' primary blocking tight end. This season presents an opportunity to expand that role...he'll need to overtake Schoonmaker and establish himself as the clear TE2.

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Spann-Ford has expanded receiving role opportunity if he overtakes Schoonmaker.

The source identifies Spann-Ford as a TE entering the season behind starter Jake Ferguson but positioned for an expanded role in 2026. He carved out a role last year as Dallas' primary blocking tight end. With Luke Schoonmaker's roster standing uncertain, Spann-Ford has a chance to climb the depth chart if he becomes a more consistent receiving threat. Standing 6-foot-7, he presents matchup problems near the goal line. The source suggests Dallas should expand his role as a receiver to create mismatches in the passing game, leveraging his size and reliable hands to improve efficiency inside the 20. Red-zone training camp work could be the perfect opportunity to make that statement.

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