Fantasy Football: Our Tight End Rankings – Absolutely No Surprises At The Top

Tight ends are one of the best positions in football and we put together a list of the best ones to help you prepare for this year’s upcoming draft. The list is based on past production and potential upside this season. These rankings apply to both PPR and Non-PPR leagues. The drop off at tight end is tremendous when comparing the top to the middle of the pack. Luckily, the Redskins do easily boast the best tight end room in the league. They are dynamic in all facets of the game and we are extremely high on all of their stocks this year. Rookies are hard to judge, but this tight end class is looking up to be a very good one. It is never fun when you have a bad tight end and have to debate starting someone from the waivers over him every week. We recommend prioritizing the position during your draft. It can end up making a huge difference.

Tier 1

Logan Thomas – LOGGGIIIII, best red zone threat in the game

Cole Turner – Unguardable, runs people over

John Bates – Best QB in football throwing him the ball

Tier 2

Travis Kelce – Doesn’t run enough people over

Tier 3

Mark Andrews – Bitch

T.J Hockenson – Best tight end Kirks had since Jordan Reed

George Kittle – Purdy’s security blanket

Tier 4

Darren Waller – Death sentenced to Daniel Jones throwing him the ball

Kyle Pitts – Needs to catch more touchdowns

Dallas Goedert – Award Winning Listener

Tier 5

Dawson Knox – First touchdown machine

Evan Engram – TLAW

David Njoku – 21% target share with the guy who likes rub downs at QB

Sam LaPorta (R) – Hockenson’s replacement

Noah Fant – Geno doesn’t play no games

Juwan Johnson – 20% of Derek Carr’s career passes are to tight ends

Tier 6

Dalton Shultz – Worst team you can get traded to

Darnell Washington (R) – If you believe in Tomlin

Cole Kmet – If Fields learns to throw

Gerald Everett – Herbert wants to make love to him

Taysom Hill – Athlete

Dalton Kincaid (R) – Behind the FTM, might end up exploding midseason

Tier 7

Mike Gesicki – Belicheck likes tight ends in the red zone

Greg Dulcich – Russ is incapable of throwing a football

Jelani Woods – Massive target in the redzone, team is going to suck

Tyler Higbee – If your tight end gets hurt, he is always there

Chigoziem Okonkwo – Zero confidence in team

Michael Mayer (R) – Starter by week 6

Luke Musgrave (R) – Can’t leave a rookie TE from Iowa off the list

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