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Travis Kelce, KC: 34 years old. Played through injury in 2023. Still led all TEs in FPts/G in PPR leagues.
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Sam LaPorta, DET: Finished as the TE3 as a rookie. One of five TEs to finish with at least 120 targets.
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Mark Andrews, BAL: Still a top 5 fantasy TE. 10 games played in 2023.
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George Kittle, SF: Will be volatile but still in the top tier of fantasy tight ends.
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Trey McBride, ARI: Should be second in targets behind Harrison.
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Kyle Pitts, ATL: 2022 MCL/PCL injury bothered him in 2023. New coach an new QB gives optimism for 2024.
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Dalton Kincaid, BUF: Could see a target bump with Diggs out of the picture. Bills lack a proven No.1 wideout.
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Jake Ferguson, DAL: Solid 2023 season (71-761-5) should continue in pass-heavy offense.
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Evan Engram, JAC: Led all TEs in targets last season. Should be a target hog again in 2024.
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David Njoku, CLE: Coming off his best season a pro (81-882-6) where he finished as the TE5.
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Brock Bowers, LV: Rookie TE should start immediately despite presence of Michael Mayer.
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Pat Freiermuth, PIT: Lack of proven WR targets and Arthur Smith as OC could be a boost for Freiermuth.
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Cole Kmet, CHI: Back-to-back solid seasons but has more target competition this year. Low-end TE1 ceiling.
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Dalton Schultz, HOU: Low-end TE1 value is still an option but less likely with Diggs siphoning targets.
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T.J. Hockenson, MIN: ACL, MCL recovery. Could start the season on PUP.
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Dallas Goedert, PHI: Goedert has struggled to find the endzone most of his career which keeps him in the high-end TE2 range.
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Taysom Hill, NO: Hill has solid value in leagues where he's TE eligible. Had 7 total TDs, 693 rushing, receiving yards last season.
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Tyler Conklin, NYJ: Didn't find the endzone last season on 61 receptions.
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Cade Otton, TB: Mid-range TE2 remains ceiling as long as Evans and Godwin are healthy.
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Juwan Johnson, NO: Traditional TE for New Orleans. Very TD-dependent.
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Hunter Henry, NE: Henry's a late-round option if you need a warm body at the position.
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Daniel Bellinger, NYG: Will move into starting role if/when Waller retires.
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Chigoziem Okonkwo, TEN: Still looking for a breakout year from Chig. Just 4 TDs in 34 career games.
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Noah Fant, SEA: Could see a slight target bump for Fant as TE room is thin on talent.
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Luke Musgrave, GB: Will Musgrave's target share be enough to make him fantasy viable with Tucker Kraft in the mix?
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Hayden Hurst, LAC: Could be a sneaky fantasy asset if WR room fails to impress.
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Jonnu Smith, MIA: May struggle for targets given all the weapons in MIA. Late-round option if you miss out on top tier TEs.
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Isaiah Likely, BAL: Better best-ball pick. Playing behind Andrews makes him undraftable in redraft leagues.
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Colby Parkinson, LAR: Could be the starting TE Week 1 as Higbee recovers from ACL injury.
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Mike Gesicki, CIN: Bengals still searching for solid TE production. Will give Gesicki a try.
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Greg Dulcich, DEN: Played in just 12 games in two years thanks to injuries. Hamstring issues.
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Zach Ertz, WAS: Ertz trying to revive his career in Washington. TE2 at best that will be TD-dependent.
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Tyler Higbee, LAR: ACL in January will likely cost him games in 2024.
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Michael Mayer, LV: Fantasy stock plummets with rookie Brock Bowers in the mix.
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Darren Waller, NYG: Is he retiring?
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