Fantasy Snapshot
2026 Fantasy Stats
Week 1PFM Fantasy Outlook
Warren's opener was a reminder of how quickly tight end fantasy value can swing on one scoring opportunity. He caught three passes for only 13 yards against Baltimore, but one went for a touchdown. The yardage was quiet, yet the red-zone involvement kept the fantasy line useful.
PFM ranks Warren TE2 for Week 2 at Kansas City. That is an aggressive positional rank and says more about the scarcity at tight end than the Week 1 yardage total. Warren already showed he can be trusted near the goal line, and his 76-catch rookie season established that a much larger receiving role is available than the opener showed. Week 2 is about reconnecting that volume with the scoring usage. If the catches rise, the TE2 ceiling becomes much easier to reach.
