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Travis Kelce, KC: Age is a concern but 7-straight seasons over 1000 yards. Overall TE1.
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Mark Andrews, BAL: Zero TDs from Week 7 on last season.
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T.J. Hockenson, MIN: Could join Kelce in top TE tier if TDs go his way.
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George Kittle, SF: Highly volatile tight end capable of massive weeks.
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Darren Waller, NYG: Could lead the Giants in targets given shaky receiver room.
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Kyle Pitts, ATL: Lengthy recovery from MCL injury last season is concerning.
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Dallas Goedert, PHI: Easy top-ten tight end on prolific offense.
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Pat Freiermuth, PIT: T-5th in tight end targets last season.
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Evan Engram, JAC: Will his late-season surge continue in 2023?
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David Njoku, CLE: Has the talent but still looking for a breakout season.
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Cole Kmet, CHI: 7 TDs spiked his value last season. More of a TE2.
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Tyler Higbee, LAR: Could be Stafford's No.2 receiving weapon given lack of depth at WR.
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Chigoziem Okonkwo, TEN: Should see nice volume given lack of depth in TEN WR group.
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Dalton Schultz, HOU: Decent weapon over the middle but lacks ability after the catch.
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Dalton Kincaid, BUF: The Bills new slot receiver?
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Sam LaPorta, DET: Rookie tight end that should crack the starting lineup.
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Noah Fant, SEA: Seattle likes to use three tight ends.
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Gerald Everett, LAC: Coming off his best season (58-555-4) but stuck a mid-range TE2.
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Taysom Hill, NO: Swiss-army knife has intriguing value in leagues where he's TE eligible. 11 total TDs in 2022.
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Jake Ferguson, DAL: Cowboys will attempt to make do with youngsters at the position.
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Greg Dulcich, DEN: Lacked consistency in Year 1. Needs to prove it to new coaching staff.
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Juwan Johnson, NO: Redzone threat that was resigned this off-season.
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Dawson Knox, BUF: Could lose targets to rookie TE Kincaid.
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Tyler Conklin, NYJ: Conklin-Uzomah duo back again capping any upside.
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Hunter Henry, NE: Addition of Gesicki keeps Henry's value in check.
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Hayden Hurst, CAR: Slides into starting role. Mid-range TE2.
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Luke Musgrave, GB: Packers going with youth at TE. Fellow rookie Tucker Kraft also in the mix.
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Cade Otton, TB: Weak depth should allow Otton to command starting role all season.
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Irv Smith, CIN: Should start but fourth option in passing game.
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Michael Mayer, LV: Will likely have to share time with Hooper during rookie season, capping his upside.
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Logan Thomas, WAS: Hasn't been able to sustain 2020 breakout.
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Trey McBride, ARI: Waiting to take Ertz's spot in the starting lineup.
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Jelani Woods, IND: Begins the season on PUP list. Not a viable fantasy option.
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Zach Ertz, ARI: Aging veteran coming off ACL injury could provide a couple big weeks.
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Austin Hooper, LV: Veteran that should be on the field a lot but not likely to make a fantasy splash.
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Durham Smythe, MIA: Likely to start but Miami avoided the TE position last season.
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Mo Alie-Cox, IND: Colts love his blocking ability so he'll see plenty of action.
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