Post Draft Rankings, Tight Ends



The NFL Draft is over, so it's time to go back, revisit rankings, and see how the draft spots have impacted the way we view the players at the four crucial positions heading into (fantasy) football season. Today I conclude with tight ends.

Tight End is always a difficult position to field and forecast. The top of the group are sure bets for high production, in this case really just the first three names. Then there's always a group that should perform that don't and a group just below that level that end up out producing. Plus, there's always the wild card in the group you don't see coming. So forecasts this time of year can become pretty funny in retrospect. I'm sure there will be some misses here, but this is my best guess at this time!

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

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