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The fantasy football tight end hierarchy experienced a seismic shift in 2024, with a rookie capturing the throne while established veterans tumbled down the rankings. This comprehensive breakdown examines what truly matters for fantasy managers heading into 2025 drafts.
Rookie sensation Brock Bowers claimed the top spot with a remarkable 197 fantasy points despite playing with subpar quarterback play in Las Vegas. His 12.1 points per game performance showcased why he was considered a generational talent coming out of Georgia. However, fantasy managers should approach with caution as the Raiders' acquisition of Geno Smith and hiring of run-first coach Pete Carroll could alter his usage pattern next season.
Traditional powerhouse Travis Kelce fell to TE6, managing just three touchdowns all year – a devastating outcome for managers who invested a second-round pick on him. Meanwhile, George Kittle (TE2) and Trey McBride (TE3) established themselves as the new elite tier, with McBride particularly impressive gathering 147 targets but scoring only two touchdowns all season.
Perhaps most intriguing was David Njoku, who despite missing six games still finished as TE10, averaging 10.6 points when healthy. His monster target games (including contests with 14, 17, and 13 targets) suggest he could be a top-3 option with a full healthy season. Mark Andrews delivered another rollercoaster campaign, starting with back-to-back zero-point games before becoming a touchdown machine down the stretch.
The podcast hosts also delve into the changing developmental timeline for tight ends, noting that rookies and second-year players now dominate where veterans once reigned supreme. They suggest league scoring adjustments that can make the tight end position more exciting and strategic, like additional points for receptions or first downs.
Looking to dominate your fantasy draft? Understanding these tight end trends could be the difference between championship glory and mid-season disappointment. Subscribe for more fantasy insights as we approach the 2025 season!
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The fantasy football tight end hierarchy experienced a seismic shift in 2024, with a rookie capturing the throne while established veterans tumbled down the rankings. This comprehensive breakdown examines what truly matters for fantasy managers heading into 2025 drafts.
Rookie sensation Brock Bowers claimed the top spot with a remarkable 197 fantasy points despite playing with subpar quarterback play in Las Vegas. His 12.1 points per game performance showcased why he was considered a generational talent coming out of Georgia. However, fantasy managers should approach with caution as the Raiders' acquisition of Geno Smith and hiring of run-first coach Pete Carroll could alter his usage pattern next season.
Traditional powerhouse Travis Kelce fell to TE6, managing just three touchdowns all year – a devastating outcome for managers who invested a second-round pick on him. Meanwhile, George Kittle (TE2) and Trey McBride (TE3) established themselves as the new elite tier, with McBride particularly impressive gathering 147 targets but scoring only two touchdowns all season.
Perhaps most intriguing was David Njoku, who despite missing six games still finished as TE10, averaging 10.6 points when healthy. His monster target games (including contests with 14, 17, and 13 targets) suggest he could be a top-3 option with a full healthy season. Mark Andrews delivered another rollercoaster campaign, starting with back-to-back zero-point games before becoming a touchdown machine down the stretch.
The podcast hosts also delve into the changing developmental timeline for tight ends, noting that rookies and second-year players now dominate where veterans once reigned supreme. They suggest league scoring adjustments that can make the tight end position more exciting and strategic, like additional points for receptions or first downs.
Looking to dominate your fantasy draft? Understanding these tight end trends could be the difference between championship glory and mid-season disappointment. Subscribe for more fantasy insights as we approach the 2025 season!
Support the show
Thanks for Listening! Subscribe to our YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBPAVRUduAUqHORYenFfo9w
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