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Travis Kelce, KC: The top fantasy TE in the game is recovering from off-season ankle surgery.
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George Kittle, SF: Given his usage and skill, it won't be a shock if Kittle is the top fantasy TE in 2019.
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Zach Ertz, PHI: Ertz topped 100 catches in 2018. Coming off a career year, he's in the conversation for the overall No.1 TE in fantasy football.
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Evan Engram, NYG: The loss of OBJ should give more opportunities to Engram in the passing game.
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O.J. Howard, TB: Howard's role could increase given the loss of DeSean Jackson and Adam Humphries.
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Eric Ebron, IND: TD regression is coming, but Ebron remains on the TE1 radar.
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Jared Cook, NO: Given the weakness at the receiver position behind Thomas, Cook has a chance to be the second receiving option for Brees.
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Hunter Henry, LAC: If he stays on the field, Henry should have no trouble returning TE1 value.
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David Njoku, CLE: With so many mouths to feed in CLE, it will be hard for Njoku to reach his high-end TE1 potential.
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Kyle Rudolph, MIN: Vikings and Rudolph are in contract negotiations. Rookie Irv Smith is waiting in the wings.
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Jimmy Graham, GB: Graham will need to find more of the endzone in order to be fantasy relevant in 2019.
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Greg Olsen, CAR: Has played in only 16 games the last two season due to foot injuries. Ian Thomas is waiting in the wings.
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Delanie Walker, TEN: Walker (ankle) will likely be limited in training camp but should be ready for Week 1.
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Austin Hooper, ATL: Coming off his best season to date (71-660-4) Hooper is in the high-end TE2 discussion.
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Noah Fant, DEN: Fant has an opportunity to make a fantasy impact in Year 1 given the Broncos uncertain receiving corps.
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T.J. Hockenson, DET: Could be on the TE2 radar in Year 1.
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Chris Herndon, NYJ: Should begin the season as the Jets starting TE. Low volume will likely keep him in TE2 territory.
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Vance McDonald, PIT: Coming off a career-year, McDonald's role seems secure as the Steelers look to replace AB's production.
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Trey Burton, CHI: Didn't live up to the hype in 2018, but weakness at the position makes him a viable high-end TE2.
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Jordan Reed, WAS: Reed managed to play in 13 games last season which is an improvement for the oft-injured TE.
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Dallas Goedert, PHI: One of the better TE2's with TE1 upside if Ertz were to suffer a significant injury.
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Jack Doyle, IND: Doyle is recovering from a hip injury that required surgery in February. He'll be on the TE2 radar
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Jason Witten, DAL: Back from a one-year fling with the broadcast booth, Witten isn't expected to resume a full capacity role at age 37.
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Darren Waller, OAK: Waller is the favorite to start at TE but his fantasy value isn't likely to rise above the TE2 level.
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Tyler Eifert, CIN: Still can't shake the injury bug, but is going to give it another try in 2019. Played in 14 games the last three seasons.
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Mike Gesicki, MIA: The last fantasy relevant Miami TE was Charles Clay (TE16) back in 2014.
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Ben Watson, NE: Will serve a 4-game suspension to start the season. A weekly TE streamer beginning Week 5.
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Tyler Kroft, BUF: Broken foot on first day of minicamp is a serious blow to Kroft's 2019 season. 3-4 month recovery time.
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