Long, developmental TE who’s still hunting his breakthrough at Oregon
In his two seasons with Oregon, Kade Caton saw limited action in five games, so he’s more of a projection play than a proven production piece in 2026. The appeal is the classic tight-end upside: a transfer with size/length and room to grow into a more complete in-line and red-zone option. He’s worth caring about if your roster wants a developmental TE who could become useful with coaching and time, but he’s not yet a plug-and-play impact player or a stats-driven difference-maker.
