Bryan Fletcher

45-Year-Old Tight EndTE

Free Agent

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2023 Fantasy Outlook

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Height 6'5"

Weight 235

DOB 3/23/1979

College University of Califo

TEIndianapolis Colts

May 3, 2008

Fletcher was released by the Colts, the Indianapolis Star reports.

ANALYSIS
Fletcher had just signed a one-year, $927,000 contract in April, but he became expendable after the Colts took Jacob Tamme and Tom Santi in this year's draft.

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Fletcher projects as the third tight end behind Dallas Clark and Ben Utecht. He saw limited action last season, although he was a productive fill-in for the Colts when Clark missed several weeks near the end of the season with an injury. Clark’s proneness to injury should ensure that Fletcher receives more opportunities than the typical No. 3 tight end, but unless both Clark and Utecht go down he’s a long shot to make a significant impact from week-to-week.

After two successful seasons in NFL Europe playing for Berlin, Fletcher signed with the Colts to replace Marcus Pollard. A skilled pass-catcher, Fletcher made his mark by scoring touchdowns in three straight games last season in Weeks 11-13. He’s slightly built (6-5, 230) for a TE, but is a good fit in a Colts system that doesn’t require its tight ends to be third tackles, and is only a Dallas Clark injury away from a significant role with the team.

Fletcher, who has been mostly used as blocking tight end, will compete for the No. 2 TE job.

Buried deep on the TE depth chart, he's not likely to see a lot of action.

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