As fantasy drafts begin ramping up with less than two weeks remaining before the start of the 2025 NFL regular season, one of the league's most prominent insiders has shared his cheat sheet for managers to use.

The second (of two) tight ends in this two-round mock draft is Trey McBride, who was Kyler Murray’s favorite target last year. While his well-document woes at finding the end zone finally ended in Week 17, McBride hauled in 111 receptions on his way to finishing as the TE2 last year, something that should be his floor in 2025.

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His knee injury from last season could mean he's back around a year later, perhaps around Weeks 7-10, as Niners head coach Kyle Shanahan discussed in training camp. The new Los Angeles Chargers running back suffered an eye injury in a July 4th fireworks incident. No word about exactly when he's back, but seems like Week 1 is realistic.