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Flock Fantasy fantasy football takes on Harold Fannin
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All Flock Fantasy insights about Harold Fannin
PositiveRoleOct 31, 2026
Fannin's target volume has declined now that the team has actual rookie receivers. The source recommends avoiding him if possible.PositiveUsageOct 29, 2026
Fannon is in the lowest-scoring game environment of the entire NFL this week, which caps his ceiling. Additionally, Casey Concepcion's emergence has caused Fannon's target volume to decline from 6.7 targets per game to 5.6 year-over-year, indicating a shrinking role despite remaining a pass-catching option.NegativeProjectionOct 23, 2026
Has been underperforming and faces the lowest scoring game environment of the week; averaging only 4 targets per game over the past three contests, limiting upside.NegativeProjectionOct 22, 2026
Harold Fannon has been very bad this season. Over the past three weeks he is averaging four targets per game and is tight end 18 in points per game. His matchup against the Cleveland Browns projects to be the lowest-scoring contest of the week, making Josh Allen not excited about him.NegativeRoleOct 19, 2026
Harold Fannin has been very disappointing despite being only 22 years old in a dynasty league context; Flock Fantasy doesn't require much additional compensation to trade him away for Jamar Chase. The team can realistically start Brevin Strange at tight end and still contend with JSN, Puka Nacua, and Jamar Chase providing sufficient receiver production.NegativeUsageOct 16, 2026
Fannon gets a slight drop in ranking with Casey Conpton returning from concussion protocol because targets will be dispersed among multiple receivers rather than concentrated on him.PositiveUsageOct 15, 2026
While Fannon has underperformed compared to last season, his target share is expected to increase if Casey Conception is ruled out due to a concussion.NegativeDepth ChartOct 14, 2026
Harold Fannon is being flexed by a 4-1 team in a deep league requiring three starting wide receivers and two flex spots, indicating he is a depth piece rather than a core starter. The source notes the team is built around studs and duds and needs to build out skill position depth.PositiveRoleOct 9, 2026
Tight end with target volume but plays in a bad offense; similar problem to Jawan Johnson and Isaiah Likely—all three get target volume but play in bad offenses, which makes it hard to get excited about ceiling despite volume.NegativeUsageOct 8, 2026
Harold Fannin Jr. has seen 20 targets over the past three weeks and recorded double-digit fantasy points in each, but his overall fantasy outlook remains limited by the poor offensive projection of the Cleveland Browns.NegativeProjectionOct 2, 2026
Harold Fannon is viewed as a low-end TE1, but his target volume is a concern due to increased competition from rookie wide receivers like Casey Conpion and Denzel Boston; fantasy managers should be wary of assuming he will reach last year's volume.PositiveUsageSep 28, 2026
Fannon led the Browns with 9 targets after falling into the background in prior weeks. He elevated from bench consideration to likely starter for next week, per Stafford.NegativeMatchupSep 27, 2026
Harold Fannon has been producing well this season and is in a flex start/sit decision, but Quinton Johnson is the preferred start due to Johnson's historical value and potential for increased usage.NegativeUsageSep 21, 2026
Harold Fannon recorded six targets in the team's recent offensive distribution.PositiveBustSep 18, 2026
Harold Fannon is described as 'straight up garbage' because the Browns offense is too bad. The source recommends trading him away, ideally in a two-for-one deal to upgrade to a better tight end. Fannon can be packaged with Rashid Rice to target Trey McBride, or with Jaylen Coker to target Sam Leaporta or Dalton Concaid, as he plays in a much worse offensive environment than those alternatives.NegativeProjectionSep 14, 2026
Harold Fannin Jr. has been downgraded to the bottom of the tight end tier, currently ranked as TE11.NegativeProjectionSep 9, 2026
Jaylen Herz ranks Harold Fannon at eight, projecting the Cleveland Browns offense as garbage with only a 16-point implied team total. While Fannon will get targets, Herz states he wants "nothing to do with the Cleveland Browns here if we can avoid it."PositiveRoleSep 9, 2026
Harold Fannon is the team's tight end in a 12-team start-eight auction league; the source states that if you have Fannon at tight end, there is no world in which you would start Terren Ferguson over him, indicating Fannon is the clear starter and preferred option with no viable backup competition.NegativeProjectionSep 5, 2026
Drafted in round 9 (pick 906) as the source's highest-ranked remaining player. If he repeats his rookie-year performance, he is a completely fine pick; however, his ceiling is capped by the Cleveland Browns offense. George Kittle in the same round presents a higher-ceiling alternative despite being 32/33 years old and coming off a torn Achilles, given his Hall of Fame-level talent in a very good Buccaneers offense with multiple receivers sidelined (Ricky Piersal out for year, Christian Kirk on IR, Mike Evans banged up).NegativeValueAug 29, 2026
The source suggests that the current team roster cannot afford to draft a tight end, effectively fading Harold Fannin Jr. in this specific draft context.NegativeValueAug 25, 2026
JJ Zachariason waits until rounds 9–10 to take his first tight end, selecting Harold Fannin at that juncture. The strategy prioritizes running back depth over early tight end investment, with the option to grab another tight end late in the draft if needed.PositiveValueAug 24, 2026
Harold Fannon was selected at the 8.07 because the drafter feared he would not be available later, given that two teams drafting immediately after them lacked tight end depth.NegativeDepth ChartAug 22, 2026
The source notes that while Harold Fannin Jr. is ranked highly, he is not a target because the team already has Brock Bowers.PositiveValueAug 21, 2026
The source selected Harold Fannin because he was the highest-ranked player available on their draft board at the time of the pick.PositiveProjectionAug 20, 2026
Bejon Robinson selected Harold Fannin Jr. as their starting tight end in the eighth round, noting he was the highest-ranked player remaining on their board. The selection was made after the team drafting immediately after them was identified as targeting Brock Bowers.PositiveValueAug 20, 2026
Targeted as the highest-ranked player available; the speaker successfully waited to draft him in the eighth round because the team picking after them was targeting Brock Bowers.NegativeProjectionAug 18, 2026
Harold Fannon is a safer pick than Kyle Pitts but has a lower floor because he plays for the Cleveland Browns. He offers safety over upside in the tight end range.NegativeValueAug 18, 2026
Harold Fannin Jr. was selected at the 7.09 draft position.PositiveUsageAug 13, 2026
Fannin is a high-upside young tight end who averaged 11.5 fantasy points per game and finished as the TE8 in points per game at age 21. His target share is projected to increase significantly following the departure of David Njoku; Fannin saw a 26% target share in games without Njoku compared to 20% when Njoku was active.NegativeProjectionAug 10, 2026
Harold Fannin Jr. is a talented prospect with prolific college production (119 receiving yards per game), but drafting him at the 6-7 turn carries risk. The primary concern is whether his production will significantly outperform late-round or waiver-wire tight end alternatives like Brevin Strange, Juwan Johnson, or Hunter Henry, given the minimal projected points-per-game difference.NegativeValueAug 10, 2026
The source notes that Sleeper ADP currently lists Harold Fannon as the top pick in the draft.NegativeValueAug 3, 2026
Harold Fannin is a priority eighth-round target with a 98% projected probability of being drafted before the source's next turn, making him a preferred pick over Josh Downs and Jayden Reed. The source also drafted him at 8.06, though they acknowledge a risk that he could underperform, justifying the potential addition of a second tight end.NegativeValueAug 2, 2026
Harold Fannin was drafted at pick 6.06. The source expressed surprise and frustration at tight end pricing in the draft, stating he did not have Harold Fannin ranked anywhere close to this pick, indicating the pick was significantly earlier than his valuation.PositiveProjectionJun 10, 2026
Projects for 650-750 receiving yards with approximately 4.5 touchdowns, outpacing Josh DS's projected production.PositiveProjectionMay 6, 2026
Fannin improved from 10.7 PPG (first half) to 12.6 PPG (second half), reaching TE6 in second half. In four games without David Njoku, he posted 26% team target share and ranked TE4 in target share despite being only 21 years old. Age-21 comps to Rob Gronkowski, Aaron Hernandez, and David Njoku suggest elite historical precedent. However, his 2026 situation deteriorated significantly: coaching staff changed (uncertain impact), Deshaun Watson is the worst quarterback in the NFL and has torn his Achilles twice since last season, and the Browns drafted two wide receivers (Casey Conceição in round one, Denzel Boston in round two) adding target competition. Despite strong underlying metrics, the quarterback and receiver additions create substantial headwinds.PositiveUsageDec 19, 2025
Harold Fannon is seeing high target volume with Cleveland's injuries, making him a tempting flex option. Derrick Henry notes Fannon has been getting so many targets with everybody out in Cleveland that he's on the edge of convincing himself to start him, though he still prefers Dallas Goddard for touchdown upside.PositiveProjectionDec 9, 2025
Harold Fannon is the number one pickup across all leagues and may project as a top-five tight end in fantasy football if David Injoku remains out. He has played 90%+ snaps for three straight weeks after Injoku's week 14 injury, with back-to-back double-digit fantasy point games including 25 points last week. Snap share increased dramatically from 76–96% early season (when Injoku was healthy) to 90%+ every week for the past three weeks. Injoku's week 15 status remains uncertain, positioning Fannon as a potential workhorse tight end. Fannon Fannon is one of only two Browns players Harold Fannon wants to start in week 15, alongside Quinn Sean Judkins, indicating a favorable role for the playoff stretch. Speaker plans to play him through the rest of the season.PositiveUsageNo date
Harold Fannin Jr. has shown a consistent increase in target usage, moving from three to six to nine targets over the last three weeks.PositiveProjectionNo date
Pretty high floor based on target volume; was tight end eight as a 21-year-old last year; now without David Andoku in the Browns offense, maintains floor value though George Kittle offers higher ceiling.PositiveValueNo date
Drafted at pick 182 alongside Jerry Jeudy as part of a Cleveland Browns pass-catcher stack. Flock Fantasy expresses enthusiasm about the pairing, suggesting both receivers offer value when stacked together.PositiveRoleNo date
Harold Fannon is considered as a potential tight end option, described as 'probably our last tight end' in the draft strategy.PositiveRoleNo date
Harold Fannon is selected as Mason's first tight end pick, described as part of a good overall team construction.PositiveProjectionNo date
Harold Fannon is Mason's highest-ranked tight end option and he takes him as his first tight end in the draft.PositiveProjectionNo date
Harold Fannon is the analyst's highest ranked player at this draft position and was selected over other options.PositiveProjectionNo date
Harold Fannon is the speaker's highest ranked player at this draft position, selected over Brock Purdy.PositiveValueNo date
Harold Fannon is selected over Jacoby Meyers because he is considered the better player who will score more points, despite the team needing wide receiver depth.