Sinnott didn’t make much of a splash as a rookie—just five catches for 28 yards and a touchdown—but he’s a name to keep an eye on in Year 2. Second-year tight end breakouts are common, and Sinnott has the profile to be the next in line. He played just 27% of the snaps in 2024, stuck behind veterans Zach Ertz and John Bates, but his athletic upside remains enticing. A freak athlete by every measure, Sinnott boasts 4.68 speed with a 77th percentile speed score, 98th percentile burst score, 95th percentile agility score, and a 96th percentile catch radius. He was highly productive at Kansas State (49-676-6 as a junior) and has the movement skills to be a true mismatch weapon once he earns more playing time. Ertz was re-signed and posted a solid 66-654-7 line last year, but he turns 35 in November and 2024 was the first season since 2021 that he managed to play more than 10 games. There’s a clear path for Sinnott to ascend if/when Ertz slows down or misses time. He’s a deep sleeper with upside in dynasty and best-ball formats.