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Harold Fannin Jr.

TE

#44

Experience: 2 years

Height: 6-4

Age: 22

Weight: 241 lbs

College: Bowling Green

2026 SEASON

  • REC
    18
  • YDS
    157
  • AVG
    8.72
  • TDS
    3
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Receiving

Days

GRECYDSAVGLNGTD1st1st%20+40+
Other Days (not Mon or Sun)13279131266.700
Sundays4151308.7212746.710

Months

GRECYDSAVGLNGTD1st1st%20+40+
October24317.813125000
September314126921275010

Opponents by Group

GRECYDSAVGLNGTD1st1st%20+40+
vs AFC Teams36528.713135000
vs NFC Teams2121058.821265010
Outside Own Division4151308.7212746.710
vs Own Division13279131266.700

Opponents by Team

GRECYDSAVGLNGTD1st1st%20+40+
Carolina Panthers17517.3142342.900
Jacksonville Jaguars122110.512015000
New York Jets1144400000
Pittsburgh Steelers13279131266.700
Tampa Bay Buccaneers155410.821036010

Outcomes

GRECYDSAVGLNGTD1st1st%20+40+
Losses23258.3120133.300
Wins3151328.8213853.310

Stadiums

GRECYDSAVGLNGTD1st1st%20+40+
Huntington Bank Field210787.814355000
EverBank Stadium122110.512015000
Raymond James Stadium155410.821036010
MetLife Stadium1144400000

Biography

Career Transactions

Originally selected by the Cleveland Browns in the third round (67h overall) of the 2025 NFL Draft.

Key Notes

  • Played 36 career games, totaling 180 receptions for 2,396 receiving yards and 17 touchdowns in three seasons at Bowling Green. Added 33 carries for 159 rushing yards and five touchdowns.
  • In 2024, broke the FBS tight end record for receiving yards (1,555), receptions (117), receiving yards per game (119.615) and receptions per game (9) in a season. Led the nation's tight ends in receiving yards (1,555), receptions (117), receiving yards per game (119.615) and receptions per game (9.0).
  • In 2023, appeared in 11 games with eight starts and finished the year No. 6 in the nation and No. 1 in MAC among tight ends with 623 receiving yards and six receiving touchdowns.
  • In 2022, appeared in 12 games with one start and led the team with four rushing touchdowns.
  • Named a consensus All-American in 2024, the first-ever for Bowling Green.
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