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Look at last year. Trey McBride, Harold Fannon, like some of these tight ends who didn't exactly come out of nowhere, but were just able to rack up target after target.
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Historical tight end comp showing target upside in bad offenses.
Harold Fannon is cited as a historical example of a tight end who overcame a bad offense and trailing game script to rack up consistent targets despite not being a prospect who 'came out of nowhere.' This pattern supports the thesis that elite tight ends can produce in poor offensive environments, a key argument for Brock Bowers' 2026 upside.
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