Summary
Mitchell Wilcox carries a 40.0 dynasty score, ranking 157 at TE. The 28-year-old tight end is a free agent in 2025, with a stable snap trend after averaging 2.0% of snaps in 2024. This stability provides a foundation for his dynasty value, but there are concerns about his production trend.
Projection Rationale
The 2024 season stats are relevant, as Wilcox averaged 2.0% of snaps in 2024, indicating a stable role. The Verdict grades show a 50th percentile efficiency and 26th percentile usage, indicating a need for improvement. Wilcox’s contract situation is uncertain, with 0 years remaining and 0 guaranteed dollars. This lack of security makes it challenging to project his future dynasty value.
Injury Risk
No injury entries in 2025. The 28-year-old tight end has a 56th percentile Verdict durability grade, suggesting that he is relatively healthy.
Opportunity Notes
Wilcox averaged 2.0% of snaps in 2024, trending stable. However, the TE role is not secure due to the impending free agency, making it difficult to predict his future opportunity.
Scheme Fit Analysis
The scheme may limit Wilcox’s ceiling, as he averaged only 2.0% of snaps in 2024. This limited opportunity raises concerns about his ability to reach his full dynasty potential.
Trend Assessment
Declining
The TE’s production trend is declining, as evidenced by the 11th percentile Verdict production grade. The decline in production raises concerns about Wilcox’s long-term dynasty value.
Ceiling / Floor
Wilcox’s ceiling is TE2-TE3, requiring an increase in snap share and efficiency. The floor is TE5-TE6, referencing the 1,800 trade value. This range highlights the uncertainty surrounding his dynasty value.
Comparable Player
Benjamin Watson, 2004-2017.