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Rome Odunze vs Tucker Kraft

2026 draft comparison · half-PPR

Updated Aug 10, 2026

ADP 62.6
Rome Odunze
WR · CHI · WR29
ADP 68
Questionable
Tucker Kraft
TE · GB · TE6
VS
The crowd's leanAll time
53.8% would rather draft Odunze over Kraft
53.8%Odunze
46.2%Kraft
Based on 39 comparison results

Should you draft Rome Odunze or Tucker Kraft?

Last season — 2025, per game

OdunzeWR37 finish
2025
KraftTE20 finish
10.3Fantasy pts12.7
12Games8
7.5Targets5.5
3.7Rec4.0
55Rec yds61
0.5TD0.8
Full game log & past seasons
Rome Odunze
2025 game log
WKOPPFPTSRANKTGTRECYDTD
1
MIN
12.7
WR21
9
6
37
1
2
DET
28.3
WR4
11
7
128
2
3
DAL
13.7
WR18
7
3
62
1
4
LV
14.9
WR17
8
4
69
1
5
6
WAS
4.2
WR59
5
2
32
0
7
NO
4.1
WR63
6
2
31
0
8
BAL
14.9
WR11
10
7
114
0
9
CIN
0.0
WR133
3
0
0
0
10
NYG
17.6
WR10
10
6
86
1
11
MIN
5.1
WR52
6
2
41
0
12
PIT
6.8
WR38
9
3
53
0
13
PHI
1.8
WR85
6
2
8
0
Earlier seasons (2024)
2024 game log
WKOPPFPTSRANKTGTRECYDTD
1
TEN
1.6
WR93
4
1
11
0
2
HOU
4.3
WR59
5
2
33
0
3
IND
20.4
WR7
11
6
112
1
4
LAR
1.5
WR96
3
1
10
0
5
CAR
6.5
WR49
6
5
40
0
6
JAX
5.0
WR56
2
2
40
0
7
BYE
8
WAS
6.9
WR53
6
3
41
0
9
ARI
12.9
WR23
7
5
104
0
10
NE
3.8
WR63
6
3
23
0
11
GB
9.5
WR35
10
6
65
0
12
MIN
6.4
WR50
10
5
39
0
13
DET
3.5
WR74
6
2
25
0
14
SF
18.2
WR12
5
4
42
2
15
MIN
4.9
WR59
7
2
39
0
16
DET
7.7
WR51
7
4
77
0
17
SEA
2.0
WR97
4
1
15
0
18
GB
2.8
WR88
2
2
18
0
Tucker Kraft
2025 game log
WKOPPFPTSRANKTGTRECYDTD
1
DET
8.9
TE15
4
2
16
1
2
WAS
21.4
TE1
7
6
124
1
3
CLE
4.4
TE26
4
3
29
0
4
DAL
8.1
TE16
5
5
56
0
5
6
CIN
11.3
TE9
2
2
43
1
7
ARI
14.3
TE7
10
5
58
1
8
PIT
29.8
TE1
9
7
143
2
9
CAR
3.0
TE38
3
2
20
0
Earlier seasons (2024)
2024 game log
WKOPPFPTSRANKTGTRECYDTD
1
PHI
4.7
TE15
3
2
37
0
2
IND
2.6
TE29
2
2
16
0
3
TEN
3.4
TE28
3
2
24
0
4
MIN
14.3
TE2
9
6
53
1
5
LAR
22.8
TE1
5
4
88
2
6
ARI
2.5
TE30
4
2
13
0
7
HOU
10.8
TE10
4
3
33
1
8
JAX
15.3
TE7
3
3
78
1
9
DET
5.6
TE19
6
4
34
0
10
11
CHI
0.0
TE85
1
0
0
0
12
SF
9.6
TE13
2
2
26
1
13
MIA
10.8
TE14
7
6
78
0
14
DET
11.6
TE6
5
3
41
1
15
SEA
4.4
TE27
2
2
34
0
16
NO
8.0
TE13
4
3
63
0
17
MIN
6.3
TE23
3
2
53
0
18
CHI
5.6
TE22
7
4
36
0

Latest takes

Rome Odunze
  • Odunze got off to one of the hottest starts last year, ranking as the WR3 over the first month, averaging 19.9 PPR fantasy points per game. Furthermore, he scored 15 or more fantasy points in half of his games. Meanwhile, DJ Moore is gone, and the Bears did nothing to replace him.

    Mike Fanelli· Aug 9
  • Rome Odunze (WR – CHI) Going as the WR28, 64th overall, the projections have Odunze considerably higher at WR23, with 63 catches, 980 yards, and 8.1 touchdowns, actually ahead of several more hyped names in that same receiver room. There’s real ongoing debate about how this offense’s targets split between Odunze, a more hyped teammate, and the team’s ascending second-year tight end. One analyst notes the team’s new head coach has been unusually candid in public comments specifically praising that more hyped teammate, a signal some in the industry read as favoring him over Odunze this year, and the projections themselves do lean that direction too, just by a much smaller margin than the market currently reflects.

  • Love this one. A play on the phrase, “All roads lead to Rome,” this references your Rome Odunze team. He’s an undervalued wideout in an ascending offense. You’ll want to take Odunze.

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  • The Bears appear confident Odunze will bounce back from the injury in 2026, having traded durable starting receiver D.J. Moore to the Bills. After shipping out Moore, the Bears made modest free agent investments in Kalif Raymond (one year, $3.5MM) and Scotty Miller (one year, $1.3MM), who are not starting-caliber receivers, and spent a third-round pick on former LSU wideout Zavion Thomas.

    Connor Byrne· Jul 21
  • Over his first four games of last season, Odunze was the fantasy WR3 behind Puka Nacua and Amon-Ra St. Brown. That's when he suffered a foot injury and never seemed to fully recover.

    Ellis Johnson· Jul 10
  • Last year Rome came in hot right out of the gate, averaging 17.4 points through the first four games…then the bye week hit. It was a full 180. He was inconsistent and unreliable and then he was injured, missing the last five games. Now we wonder, were the first four games a fluke?

  • Rome Odunze started his sophomore campaign red hot, but faded over the second half while playing through and eventually missing time with a stress fracture in his foot.

  • Odunze got off to one of the hottest starts last year, ranking as the WR3 over the first month, averaging 19.9 PPR fantasy points per game. Odunze could easily have a Jameson Williams-like top-12 finish if he gets seven targets per game, and he averaged 7.5 targets per game last season.

    Mike Fanelli· Jul 1
  • Rome Odunze didn't meet expectations either, but he had a good excuse: playing on a crowded team.

  • Prior to the injury, Odunze was the clear No. 1 WR in the offense. With DJ Moore out the door, the passing offense will run through Odunze, Burden and Colston Loveland, with Odunze operating as the downfield target. Odunze hit an aDOT of 13.9, good for the 12th-highest mark in the league, with his 23 deep targets ranking eighth.

    Chad Workman· Jun 29
  • Odunze is a talented, big-bodied receiver on a powerful offense. Unless we see this team forget about defense and turn into the Bengals, it will be tough for Burden or Odunze to crack the WR1 mix.

    Ellis Johnson· Jun 29
  • After an electric start to his 2025 campaign, it was looking like Rome Odunze was everything we hoped Marvin Harrison Jr. would be. However, from Week 6 on, he was the WR70 in points per game.

    Ellis Johnson· Jun 29
  • With DJ Moore traded to the Buffalo Bills and Caleb Williams entering Year 3, a massive target vacuum has opened up. Odunze isn't just fighting for a role anymore; he has a direct, unimpeded path to become the primary vertical threat in an explosive, modernized passing game in Chicago. Odunze is one of the sharpest buying opportunities on Sleeper.

    Dennis Sosic· Jun 18
  • The players going in this range just do not offer the same kind of elite, lineup-altering advantage as Daniels at this cost. We are talking about guys like Rome Odunze, Bhayshul Tuten, Jadarian Price, and Marvin Harrison Jr.

  • Get a season outlook and range of outcomes for Rome Odunze.

Tucker Kraft
  • Tucker Kraft returned to practice on Sunday as he continues to rehab from a torn ACL. (Source: Rob Demovsky on X) Fantasy Impact: Kraft is back on the field and running routes as he ramps up from the ACL injury he suffered last season. The tight end is eyeing a Week 1 return, but his practice activity should be closely monitored throughout training camp.

  • But I also like midrange TE1s such as Tucker Kraft and Kyle Pitts . And the TE position is so deep that you can spend down and still come away with George Kittle or Travis Kelce , who were considered elites at the position not long ago.

  • The impending free agent finished second among all TEs in YAC/catch – trailing only Tucker Kraft.

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  • Players Trey McBride, Jake Ferguson, Tucker Kraft, and AJ Barner all made significant jumps in their second season over the past three years.

    Rich Hribar· Aug 6
  • Last year, Tucker Kraft averaged the second most fantasy points per game at 12.7

  • With only Tucker Kraft , Jayden Reed , and second-year receiver Matthew Golden , opportunities should be endless

    Kyle Zeigler· Aug 6
  • Tucker Kraft is a personal favorite of mine. Before his ACL tear last season, he was dominating the tight end position. In the eighth round in a league where the FLEX position can be used for a tight end, a duo of Warren and Kraft could be excellent.

  • If Green Bay slowly eases him in, I wouldn’t be shocked, but Kraft could easily be a monster value at the tight end position in 2026 if he comes roaring back at 100% earlier than we anticipate.

  • Last year, before losing the rest of his season to a torn ACL (Week 9), Tucker Kraft was the TE1 in fantasy points per game. In Weeks 1-8, among 33 qualifying tight ends, Kraft ranked seventh in target share (18.3%), first in receiving yards per game (67), second in yards per route run (2.71), seventh in first-read share (21.6%), and second in first downs per route run (0.121, per Fantasy Points Data). Kraft was also a YAC gawd, leading all tight ends in yards after the catch per reception and missed tackles forced per reception.

  • It should be noted, though, that Watson only had 8 targets last season in the two games both he and Tucker Kraft played, so it’s not a clean copy-and-paste to 2026.

    Tony Martin· Jul 30
  • But Tucker Kraft is an elite talent who is getting unduly pushed down, and his value compared to Warren’s value makes Warren a less interesting click, for me.

    Jeff Krisko· Jul 28
  • At the time of his injury, Kraft ranked ninth in catches, third in yards, and second in touchdowns, with a 30/469/6 line. He did this while having a bye week, and his 67 yards per game led the position.

    Jeff Krisko· Jul 27
  • Tucker Kraft is an elite tight end in the NFL and produced exceptionally well last year before his ACL injury in November. The latest reports are that he is likely to start training camp on the PUP, but that everyone plans for him to be back in week one without any sort of restrictions.

    Jeff Krisko· Jul 27
  • Thankfully, Tucker Kraft expects to play in Week 1 without limitation after suffering a torn ACL last year. He was the TE1 on a points-per-game basis over the first eight weeks of last season, averaging 16.2 PPR fantasy points per contest, the same average as Trey McBride .

    Mike Fanelli· Jul 24
  • Tucker Kraft is coming back from an ACL tear and small meniscus tear that ended his 2025 season after eight games and torpedoed what was shaping up to be a monster season.