| Tight End Rankings | |
| Tight End | Reason |
| Rob Gronkowski | Still head and shoulders above the rest of the league |
| Travis Kelce | Steady at #2 |
| Zach Ertz | Still holding the typical #3 spot, but most likely to fall of the top three due to Goedert |
| David Njoku | Has all the physical and mental tools needed to succeed. If Cleveland emerges, he could lead. |
| Hunter Henry | A lost year but still only 23. |
| Evan Engram | Volume questions persist after rookie year bolstered by being only healthy body in town. |
| Kyle Rudolph | Red Zone TD hog. |
| Jordan Reed | If not for the injury concerns, he would be #3 on this list |
| Tyler Eifert | Same story as Reed, if healthy he is much more valuable. |
| OJ Howard | Targets is a near-term concern, coaching turn-over a long term question. |
| George Kittle | Small sample size, but could very well be a red zone star. |
| Trey Burton | An offseason darling who has run up based on a handful of games and optimistic speculation. Show me. |
| Jimmy Graham | Injuries have made him a shadow of his former self. Rodgers could propel him higher. |
| Ricky Seals-Jones | Hot finish on a team in desperate need on offensive targets. Could make a serious leap. |
| Austin Seferian-Jenkins | New team, new role. Wait and see approach. |
| Austin Hooper | A now or never year for Hooper. All the talent needed, none of the production. |
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