1. Tyler Warren – Indianapolis Colts
Rookie tight end Tyler Warren has quietly emerged as one of the best picks of this year’s NFL draft, currently leading all TEs in receiving yards (439) this season. He faces a Titans’ defense that has given up touchdowns to the tight end position in each of their last two games. With #NationalTightEndsDay giving him the perfect stage, Warren is well-positioned to extend his strong rookie campaign with another productive effort in Week 8.
- Vegas Lines:
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- O/U 5.5 Receptions(+123/-157)
- O/U 59.5 Receiving Yards (-111/-113)
- Anytime Touchdown Scorer (+110)
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- BTA Projections:
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- 5+ Receptions (81.97%)
- 6+ Receptions (70.63%)
- 50+ Receiving Yards (58.83%)
- 60+ Receiving Yards (41.98%)
- To Score A Touchdown (39.32%)
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2. Jake Ferguson – Dallas Cowboys
Jake Ferguson is having a breakout start to the 2025 season, currently leading all tight ends in receptions (51) and touchdowns (6). He will be up against a Denver secondary that just got torched by the Giants’ pair of tight ends, giving up 154 yards and 2 touchdowns. Even with CeeDee Lamb back in the offensive scheme, Ferguson will still get his usual target share.
- Vegas Lines:
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- O/U 5.5 Receptions (+105/-134)
- O/U 41.5 Receiving Yards (-112/-112)
- Anytime Touchdown Scorer (+170)
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- BTA Projections:
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- 5+ Receptions (67.10%)
- 6+ Receptions (51.35%)
- 40+ Receiving Yards (82.00%)
- 50+ Receiving Yards (41.98%)
- To Score A Touchdown (30.98%)
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3. Evan Engram – Denver Broncos
Evan Engram had a slow start to his first season in Denver, but he has picked up the pace in the last few weeks. Since Week 4, Engram is averaging 4.5 receptions per game and ranked 4th amongst TEs in targets (27). The Broncos are up against the league’s worst defense against the pass, so expect the pass game to be a high priority on Sunday.
- Vegas Lines:
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- O/U 3.5 Receptions (-156/+122)
- O/U 30.5 Receiving Yards (-115/-110)
- Anytime Touchdown Scorer (+220)
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- BTA Projections:
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- 4+ Receptions (90.30%)
- 5+ Receptions (80.53%)
- 30+ Receiving Yards (98.83%)
- 40+ Receiving Yards (83.60%)
- To Score A Touchdown (26.00%)
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4. Dallas Goedert – Philadelphia Eagles
Goedert gets his rematch against the New York Giants after dominating for 110 yards and a touchdown in Week 6. He is currently ranked 2nd amongst tight ends in touchdowns (5) and is a primary target for Jalen Hurts in the red zone. Goedert should have plenty of opportunities to make an impact over the middle on Sunday.
- Vegas Lines:
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- O/U 4.5 Receptions (-144/+113)
- O/U 51.5 Receiving Yards (-111/-113)
- Anytime Touchdown Scorer (+150)
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- BTA Projections:
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- 5+ Receptions (64.40%)
- 6+ Receptions (47.75%)
- 50+ Receiving Yards (70.60%)
- 60+ Receiving Yards (54.47%)
- To Score A Touchdown (37.58%)
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5. Dalton Schultz – Houston Texans
Schultz is coming off his best game of the season, where he caught 9 passes for 98 yards against the Seahawks. He enters this week ranked third amongst TEs in receptions per game (5.0) and will face a 49ers’ defense that has given up 5+ receptions to opposing tight ends in back-to-back games.
- Vegas Lines:
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- O/U 5.5 Receptions (+106/-136)
- O/U 46.5 Receiving Yards (-113/-111)
- Anytime Touchdown Scorer (+145)
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- BTA Projections:
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- 5+ Receptions (54.10%)
- 6+ Receptions (35.80%)
- 40+ Receiving Yards (75.70%)
- 50+ Receiving Yards (47.90%)
- To Score A Touchdown (33.15%)
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