NFL Expiring Contracts In 2025: Tight End

One of the best ways to gain an edge in a dynasty is to look ahead, and sometimes way ahead. Predicting the future is extremely difficult, but being aware of the future allows you to view players in context, especially in a year-to-year game like dynasty fantasy football. In this series, we’ll be looking at players who are free agents after the 2024 season, taking a temporary mental jump ahead to the 2025 off-season.

We already covered quarterbacks, running backs, and wide receivers in this series, and now I’ll finish up with the tight ends. There aren’t many tight ends projected to be 2025 free agents and even fewer who are fantasy relevant. Let’s jump into it, though.

Kyle Pitts, ATL

I believe the Falcons will pick up Pitts’s fifth-year option worth $10.4 million. However, unlike some fifth-year option decisions from earlier articles, I don’t think that’s a complete guarantee.