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Brock Bowers, LV: Led all TEs in targets last season (153). Weak WR room means his role solidified.
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Trey McBride, ARI: 111 catches last season. Overall No.1 TE is well within his range.
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George Kittle, SF: Has 86-94 targets in each of the last 4 seasons. Don't see that changing in 2025.
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Sam LaPorta, DET: Production took a step back in Year 2. Still a mid-range TE1.
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Mark Andrews, BAL: Slow start last season was concerning. Went to lead the position with 11 TDs.
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Jonnu Smith, MIA: Best season as a pro last year (88-884-8). Trade rumors in late-May.
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Travis Kelce, KC: 35 years old. No longer a viable option for overall TE1. Low-end TE1 likely outcome.
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David Njoku, CLE: QB play may not be great but Njoku has TE1 upside when he's on the field.
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Tucker Kraft, GB: On the TE1/TE2 borderline.
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Pat Freiermuth, PIT: Nice as your backup TE if you play in leagues with 18 roster spots.
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T.J. Hockenson, MIN: Finished just 20th in FPts/G last season thanks to zero TDs. Would expect some regression to the mean in 2025.
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Kyle Pitts, ATL: Hasn't shown to be a separator at the position. TE15 overall, TE21 in FPts/G last season.
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Zach Ertz, WAS: Old man still has some value based on TD production but prefer him as a backup.
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Evan Engram, DEN: 30 years old. Missed 8 games last season. Broncos finally get a receiving threat at the position.
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Jake Ferguson, DAL: Zero TDs in 2024. Dallas should be pass-heavy.
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Isaiah Likely, BAL: Coach speak is nice but can't reach a real ceiling with Andrews in the way.
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Hunter Henry, NE: Mid-range TE2 with upside if TD variance goes his way.
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Juwan Johnson, NO: New contract extension. Should lead the Saints' tight ends in receptions and yardage.
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Cade Otton, TB: If WRs stay healthy it's difficult to see Otton cracking TE1 territory. Plays virtually every snap.
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Tyler Warren, IND: Should step into starting role but QB and offensive efficiency concerns are real.
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Dallas Goedert, PHI: Low-end TE1 option.
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Colston Loveland, CHI: Wouldn't anticipate the rookie being a fantasy stud in Year 1. A lot of mouths to feed in Chicago.
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Brenton Strange, JAC: Will take over starting role now that Engram has moved on.
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Mike Gesicki, CIN: High production tends to come when Higgins or Chase is out of the lineup.
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Dalton Schultz, HOU: Low-end TE2 option unless he spikes his TD production.
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Dalton Kincaid, BUF: Hasn't been the receiving threat we thought he'd be. Just 4 TDs in two seasons.
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Noah Fant, SEA: Rookie TE Arroyo blocked by Fant and Barner.
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Will Dissly, LAC: Chargers will spread the ball around at TE leaving all of them undesirable fantasy options.
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Theo Johnson, NYG: Can we get a second-year leap from Theo? Not likely given the setup of the offense.
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Chigoziem Okonkwo, TEN: Will need an increased role in order to be fantasy relevant.
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Tyler Higbee, LAR: Will have competition from 2nd round pick Terrance Ferguson.
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Cole Kmet, CHI: Undraftable with rookie Loveland selected in the first round.
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Mason Taylor, NYJ: Could start as a rookie but low pass volume in Jets' offense doesn't bode well for Taylor's fantasy value.
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Austin Hooper, NE: Capable of a spiked week but not draft worthy in most re-draft leagues.
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Ja'Tavion Sanders, CAR: Panthers don't involve their tight ends enough.
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Harold Fannin Jr., CLE: Lack of WR talent may get him on the field in year 1 but stuck behind Njoku at the position.
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