2015 NFL Free Agent Rankings: Tight ends

**Each list will be continually updated as players are signed and released throughout the offseason.**

1.    Jermaine Gresham, Cincinnati, 27

After the Bengals took Tyler Eifert in the first round of the 2013 NFL Draft, the writing was on the wall for Gresham. A first round pick his own right, Gresham won’t be short of suitors. His production has dropped slightly over the last couple seasons, but he’s still easily a starting caliber tight end in the NFL. He's being heavily linked to the Raiders.

2.   Zach Miller , Seattle, 29

Miller had limited success in Seattle after being the leading receiver for the Raiders his first four years in the league. Miller's regression is largely due to his concussions. If Miller doesn't retire or suffer more concussions, he can provide excellent depth for another team. He's one of the best blocking tight ends in the NFL.

3.  James Casey, Philadelphia, 30

Casey is an excellent reserve tight end. He doubles as a fullback and also contributes nicely on special teams. He has a number of connections to other teams via teammates, coordinators and head coaches so his value isn't going to go unnoticed. He'll find a team.

4.  Bear Pascoe, Atlanta, 28

His name is Bear. He should be signed off his name alone. There’s also the 6-5, 265-pound frame that screams pro tight end. Pascoe has been a reserve and special teamer while in Atlanta. He started eleven games for the New York Giants in both the 2010 and ’11 seasons.

5.  Tony Moeaki, Seattle, 28

6.  David Ausberry, Oakland, 27

7.  Chase Coffman, Tennessee, 28

8.  Rob Housler, Arizona, 27

9.   Kellen Davis, Detroit, 29

10.  Alex Smith, Cincinnati, 33

11.  Jacob Tamme, Denver, 30

12.  Dante Rosario, Chicago, 30

13.  Daniel Fells, NY Giants, 31

14. Fendi Onobun, Jacksonville, 28

15. Steve Maneri, New England, 27

16. DC Jefferson, New England, 25

17. Andre Smith, Cleveland, 26

18. Michael Palmer, Pittsburgh, 27

19. Matthew Mulligan, Tennessee, 30

20. Brett Brackett, Tennessee, 27

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