Outlook: After finding moderate success as a rookie in 2022, Jelani Woods missed the entirety of the 2023 season due to a hamstring injury. Woods is ready to go for the 2024 season and is already generating some buzz in early practices. With limited competition in the TE room, Woods will likely be the TE1 in Indianapolis. However, the Colts have historically utilized multiple TEs and there is a good chance this will likely be the case again in 2024. But betting on Woods to emerge from this TE group is not a terrible idea. Woods is an athletic freak and earned a 10.0 relative athletic score (RAS). Woods will likely not be drafted in most leagues but can be used as a bet on athleticism if you are scrambling at the position.

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Outlook: I wasn't joking when I said the Panthers did everything in their power to set Bryce Young up for success in his sophomore season. They added yet another offensive weapon, selecting another Texas Longhorn, TE Ja'Tavion Sanders.

Sanders was selected in Round 4 of the draft and was by no means considered to be an elite TE prospect. However, there is not a whole lot of resistance in Sanders' pursuit of the TE1 job. The other TEs on the roster are Tommy Tremble and Ian Thomas. This is not a whole lot of talent to surpass. However, there remain questions about the value of the TE spot in this offense.

Essentially you are betting on Sanders to run hot on touchdowns - a bet I don't want to take with anyone in Carolina. However, if you are scrambling at tight end, Sanders is free as a TE3 or TE4 depending on where you look.

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