Brevyn Spann-Ford

Overall Rank
TE48
2026
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Dallas Cowboys
Height
6' 7"
Weight
260 lbs
Arm Length
33"
(69th)
Draft Pick
Undrafted
(2024)
College
Minnesota
Age
0.0
Recruit Rating
Workout Metrics
4.77
49th
103.9
77th
113.1
29th
9.89
30th
40-Yard Dash
Speed Score
Burst Score
Agility Score
Catch Radius
High School Metrics
18.8%
(59th)
College Dominator
11.8
(36th)
College YPR
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Breakout Age
2 weeks ago

Cowboys TE Brevyn Spann-Ford got the start in Week 6 over Jake Ferguson and played 47% of snaps vs Ferguson’s 52% of snaps. A week prior, Ferguson played 85% of snaps vs. Spann-Ford’s 33%. Spann-Ford was able to catch 4 passes (one more than his season total entering the game) for 35 yards with the expanded role, while Ferguson managed only 13 yards on 2 catches.

 

Similar or increased usage in Week 7 would indicate Spann-Ford’s stock is on the rise. It is possible Ferguson was just being punished for having two drops, including one that was subsequently intercepted, vs the Buccaneers in Week 5. Spann-Ford is one of the top blocking TE’s in football and his 1.44 YPRR is outpacing Ferguson’s 0.67. Fantasy football managers should keep an eye on the usage this week to see if Spann-Ford has indeed usurped Ferguson.

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2 years ago

Brevyn Spann-Ford, the talented tight end prospect from Minnesota, completed athletic testing at the 2024 NFL Combine. This included running a 4.76 40-yard dash time. While this may not seem fast on its surface, Spann-Ford is a massive prospect measuring 6’7″ and weighing 270 pounds. Combined with the tape on the field, Spann-Ford has demonstrated above-average athleticism, particularly for his size.

 

Despite his huge frame, he is still athletic enough to be productive in the passing game and has a huge catch radius as well. Additionally, Spann-Ford had his most productive year in 2022 with the Gophers where he accumulated nearly 500 receiving yards. Overall, he is an early day-three prospect who should provide depth early on due to his blocking ability. For fantasy football purposes he is a late-round-flier who could slide into round three with early draft capital.