Pre-Draft Rankings, Tight Ends


We're a couple weeks away from the 2020 NFL Draft, which means it's time to start thinking about Fantasy Football. And since there are literally no other sports right now, thinking about fantasy football seems like a nice distraction. Over the next couple weeks I'm going to be rolling out my initial rankings for the season, a Top 25 in Quarterback and Tight End, and a Top 50 in Running Back and Receiver. Today that wraps up with tight end.

The last position left to cover before we hit the NFL Draft, which kicks off a week from tonight, is tight end. And this is one where I don't think anything in the draft will impact it too much. This is also always a tough position group, outside of the top. I have probably a different take and some about what that top is, as I'm lower on Ertz than others because I think Dallas Goedert continues to eat into his workload. We'll see.

So below are the initial Top 25. Agree, disagree, have a different take? Let me know below.

 TE Top 25:
1. Travis Kelce, Chiefs
2. George Kittle, 49ers
3. Mark Andrews, Ravens
4. Darren Waller, Raiders
5. Zach Ertz, Eagles
6. Tyler Higbee, Rams
7. Jared Cook, Saints
8. Austin Hooper, Browns
9. Noah Fant, Broncos
10. Jack Doyle, Colts
11. Hunter Henry, Chargers
12. Dallas Goedert, Eagles
13. Evan Engram, Giants
14. Mike Gesicki, Dolphins
15. Blake Jarwin, Cowboys
16. T.J. Hockenson, Lions
17. Hayden Hurst, Falcons
18. Jonnu Smith, Titans
19. Chris Herndon, Jets
20. Ian Thomas, Panthers
21. Dawson Knox, Bills
22. Eric Ebron, Steelers
23. Kyle Rudolph, Vikings
24. Jimmy Graham, Bears
25. Greg Olsen, Seahawks

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