Drew Ogletree

Drew Ogletree enters Year 5 as a 27-year-old tight end for the Indianapolis Colts, boasting a dynasty score of 28.0 and ranking #119 at the position. Ogletree posted 10.7 fantasy points in 2025 on 27 receiving yards and four targets, with one touchdown and one first down. His limited target share and modest production floor are tempered by the Colts’ spread scheme and Jim Bob Cooter’s offense.

Ogletree’s 2025 baseline of 10.7 fantasy points on a 27-yard receiving output and four targets, with one touchdown and one first down, suggests a modest floor. The Colts’ spread scheme under Jim Bob Cooter and Shane Steichen’s offense prioritizes wide receiver production, potentially limiting Ogletree’s target share and ceiling. However, his 2025 statistics hint at a role in the passing game, with one touchdown and one first down indicating a potential for late-game targets.

Ogletree’s injury history is not reported, but positional injury rates for tight ends are lower compared to wide receivers and running backs due to their generally reduced contact exposure. This trend is consistent across the league.

The Colts’ spread scheme under Shane Steichen and Jim Bob Cooter may limit Ogletree’s target share, but his 2025 statistics indicate a potential role in the passing game. No clear threats exist on the Colts’ depth chart, with Ogletree boasting a modest target share of four receptions on six targets in 2025.

Shane Steichen’s spread system and Jim Bob Cooter’s offense prioritize wide receiver production, potentially limiting Ogletree’s target share. However, Ogletree’s 2025 statistics indicate a potential role in the passing game, with one touchdown and one first down suggesting a late-game target opportunity.

Unknown Ogletree’s 2025 fantasy output — 10.7 points on 27 receiving yards and four targets — lacks clear trend direction given limited sample size.

Ceiling clears 2025’s 10.7-point finish if Ogletree expands his target share past four receptions or secures more frequent first downs. Floor tracks near 10.7 points given his modest 27-yard receiving output and four targets. A mid-season injury or reduced target share is the primary path to meaningful regression.